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Sustainable Living

The FXB-Village Model: Together Towards a Global Solution

Albina Du Boisrouvray | Posted 05.14.2013 | Impact
Albina Du Boisrouvray

As the FXB-Village Model continues to grow and we develop ways to share its methodology with the public, we will continue to rely on others -- on organizations that put out the call to action, and on individuals that answer it -- to help us validate and advance our work.

Curbing Fossil Fuels to Power a Public Health Revolution

Jonathan Patz | Posted 05.12.2013 | Religion
Jonathan Patz

The simple truth is that our antiquated energy policies, along with other industrialized nations, are disrupting the planet's climate and threating many species, including our own. But much of our economy is dependent on fossil fuels.

From America's Next Top Model to Green Advocate

Nova Lorraine | Posted 04.04.2013 | Style
Nova Lorraine

After receiving the title "Hippie Hannah" from none other than the queen of America's Next Top Model, Tyra Banks, Hannah has embraced her nickname for what it represents. She passionately promotes global awareness and sustainable lifestyle practices through food, fitness and the arts.

Get in Control! (And Make It a Ritual)

Merel Bakker | Posted 05.20.2013 | Healthy Living
Merel Bakker

I would like to talk about how we can get control of our thoughts, actions and speech. Because those elements determine whether we are truly able to live in a healthy and sustainable way.

WATCH: Actor: Obama 'Should Die In His Boots' In Climate Change Fight

The Huffington Post | Lindsay Wilkes-Edrington | Posted 03.08.2013 | HuffPost Live 321

Actor and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr. doesn't think President Barack Obama is doing enough in the fight against climate change. "He needs ...

Bring it Back Now Ya'll: Turning to Our Traditional Past, Seeking Sustainable Solutions for the Future

Sarah Davidson | Posted 05.01.2013 | Green
Sarah Davidson

It's a strange world we live in today. We are more dependent on our advanced technologies than ever before, yet we remain deeply nostalgic for a past ...

Sustainability: Going Beyond the Buzz

Intent | Posted 04.24.2013 | Green
Intent

For the sake of you health, your children's health, and for environmental health, our food systems need to be realigned with principles that focus on long-term sustainability. That process starts with you asking the right questions.

I Am Car-Less in Los Angeles

Vivian Liao | Posted 04.23.2013 | Los Angeles
Vivian Liao

I gave up my car last July. Yes, you read that right. And it's been seven months of car-less bliss. continue to bike/bus/walk/hitch rides to get around.

Let's Come Together to End the Green 'Movement' By Making it the Status Quo

Jessa Callen | Posted 04.14.2013 | Green
Jessa Callen

Many of those who show an interest in preserving our environment are still categorized as living an "alternative lifestyle," but does caring for our planet really require a label? Shouldn't conserving our earth be the norm?

My Hope for 2030: Lose the Culture of Disposability

Impatient Optimists | Posted 04.02.2013 | Technology
Impatient Optimists

Today, we have a culture of disposability around the products we buy, with technology the most egregious standard-bearer for the concept of limited lifespans for purchased goods.

The Surprising History Behind This Home

Maura McCarthy | Posted 03.28.2013 | HuffPost Home
Maura McCarthy

And you can visit it this weekend in upstate New York!

Is Ecological Civilization Possible?

Evaggelos Vallianatos | Posted 11.12.2012 | Green
Evaggelos Vallianatos

Ecological civilization is like a pie in the sky, a dream. This is no small thing, if we understand our "modern" world was also the result of a dream of a few Arab and European humanists centuries ago.

Sustainability and the Freedom to Choose

Anca Novacovici | Posted 11.04.2012 | Business
Anca Novacovici

Our capitalistic society is built around this idea of choice -- wherever we look, we are presented with options. Enter the concept of sustainability. It asks us to think about the impact of our choices and our actions. Does living sustainably limit our freedom to choose?

Think Small: How Portability Rules the World

Karla Zens | Posted 10.22.2012 | Green
Karla Zens

I have a vision that reusable cups, bags and bottles will rightfully take their place alongside keys, wallet and cell phone in our pockets, bags and purses.

For All We'll Ever Need: The Law of Energetic Exchange

Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D. | Posted 10.21.2012 | Healthy Living
Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D.

In order to move forward, to embrace new paradigms of change, we need to begin listening to new narratives.

PHOTOS: Everyday Objects, Unusual Materials

The Huffington Post | Christiana Lilly | Posted 08.20.2012 | Miami

In a cornucopia of colors, textures and materials, "Design for a Living World" has showcased the possibility of a balance between environmental ethics...

Eco Mom and Gaia Herbs VP of Sales Angela May Guerrant: on the Joy of Juggling Her Dream Jobs

Zoe Helene | Posted 10.16.2012 | Green
Zoe Helene

Angela May Guerrant is an eco-crusader-executive-poet; she's a lover of music, herbs, Earth, and a runner -- but a mama first.

BriteSol Introduces Revolutionary Sustainable LED Lighting and a Business Model for a Brighter Future

Jerry Cope | Posted 10.17.2012 | Business
Jerry Cope

This week in Las Vegas a local company, BriteSol, unveiled the Holy Grail of lighting technology. BriteSol has developed breakthrough LED lighting tec...

From Emotional to Ecological Intelligence

Lisa Bennett | Posted 10.08.2012 | Green
Lisa Bennett

So if you think it is worthwhile to develop emotional and social intelligence, it only makes sense to also take the next step and develop your ecological intelligence, or understanding of how nature sustains life.

PHOTOS: The Summer Splendor Of Orcas Island

Monica Bennett | Posted 10.04.2012 | Travel
Monica Bennett

After a leisurely morning ferry ride between the emerald islands of the San Juan Archipelagos, we arrive on Orcas Island. We head straight to West Bea...

Sustaining a Lifestyle

Jeannie E. Javelosa | Posted 09.18.2012 | Impact
Jeannie E. Javelosa

We are all consumers and have to purchase products and goods anyway --then why not buy a double gift where you get something you need and at the same time help a community.

Want To Live Like A Snail?

The Huffington Post | Khadeeja Safdar | Posted 07.04.2012 | Business

Trying to be one with nature? Living in a snail-like home might not be a bad way to start. Scandinavian architect and carpenter Torsten Ottesjö bu...

10 Neat Resources to Re-Fashion Our (Life) Styles

Kaity Tsui | Posted 08.19.2012 | Style
Kaity Tsui

As we go through the motions and figure out what works for our bodies as well as our closets, it's amazing how we -- by choice or not -- are part of the fashion world, a living, breathing, constantly evolving system.

The Revolution in Rio

Erik Rasmussen | Posted 08.18.2012 | Green
Erik Rasmussen

The U.N. Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio can be the take-off for the next industrial revolution driven by business and civil society. The conference can mark a change in leadership from a political top down process to a bottom up movement.

Farmers' Markets Move Online

Katherine Gustafson | Posted 06.30.2012 | Home
Katherine Gustafson

Smart use of the Web can shift the focus of food retail away from industrial suppliers and toward those in the position to offer on-demand delivery of the freshest food around.