"Today Toyota started test driving their Prius plug in hybrid electric car in the United Kingdom. To celebrate I thought I’d list some great videos I found describing plug in vehichles and how important they are for our sustaible future."

It is a testament to the world's catastrophic levels of inertia that when it comes to dealing with climate change, a relatively simple physical phenomenon, "geoengineering solutions" are now being seriously looked at by scientists.

Learn about more eco-friendly, meaningful, less expensive and natural alternatives to a traditional graveyard burial.

Here are 14 amazing house designs that can help you reconnect with your environment… and don’t worry there’s a little something for everyone from billionaires to… well, the homeless.

Going for Gold…and Green

IKEA plans to pour $77 million into clean-technology start-ups within the next five years and could add "green" goods such as solar panels to its inventory, according to Cleantech Group.

At the 2007 EG conference, Kevin Kelly shares a fun stat: The World Wide Web, as we know it, is only 5,000 days old. Now, Kelly asks, how can we predict what's coming in the next 5,000 days?

By breaking up with oil, Jones says, we will move forward to alternative sources of energy.

You may have seen yesterday’s post on a “giant leap” breakthrough in hydrogen production, and its implications for storing renewable energy. MIT has posted a video interview with the scientist behind this research, Daniel Nocera. Nothing you may not have already read, but I always find it's good to hear things first hand.

Solar energy is becoming more economically attractive as technologies improve and the cost of electricity generated by fossil fuels rises.