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Why not wear eco-white after Labor Day?

Must you really bury your whites come September? Not necessarily, says GreenDAY's Marisa Belger. Here's her ode to all things white, from organic cotton tees and sheets to her favorite colorless food. Full story

‘Slow food’ movement picking up speed
On eve of event showcasing crusade she began, Alice Waters sees progress

Throw a grand (and green) party
For guilt-free entertaining, use planet-friendly alternatives to usual goods

Back to school in eco-style
Reusable bags, recycled shoes and more to steer kids in a green direction

Man talks trash — then saves it

Grow a gorgeously ‘green’ garden

Want guilt-free steak? Go against the grain

Go green and live longer

The spy who loved ‘Runway’

Earth to Fido: Eco-care for your pet

It's taking time to 'grow' green PCs

Scientists tap motion in the ocean for energy

How to buy organic on a budget

More colleges make dorms eco-friendly

Frustrated with gas prices? Ditch the ride!

Sunscreen that protects you and the Earth

London dances to beat of eco-club

Ed Begley Jr. and Bill Nye in green grudge match

Green neighborhoods find a niche

‘Choose Life’ T-shirt designer enjoys fashion return

A brick in your toilet tank? 10 tips to go green

Condoms for climate change?

One man’s trash is another man’s fashion

Get fresh! America’s first all-organic restaurant

Gas prices killing your budget? Get a bike

Eco-decor: Not your Grandma’s throw pillows

Cut the grass without the gas

Kate Hudson launches eco hair-care line

Baby gear that’ll keep them safe and green

Simple tips to 'green' your commute

Edward Norton offers Earth-friendly advice

Eco-savvy? Take quiz to find out

Walking the talk: Some celebs are living green

With entertaining, green is the new black

Houseware trends: Green, caffeine, living clean

Give your kitchen and diet an organic makeover

Get your water fix ... without the bottle

It’s easy being green! 7 ways to help the planet

Newsweek: Are eco-upgrades worth it?

Toyota looks to next generation of hybrids

Vermont is the greenest state in the U.S.

Will green plastics go mainstream?

Congress wants green trucks — do buyers?

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Home & food

Baby gear that’ll keep them safe and green

From bibs to cribs, baby goes green

Hyper-green products go 'cradle to cradle'

Green home remodeling still a gray area

Family & health

This summer, keep bloodsuckers at bay — naturally

Is it worth it to buy organic?

Give your kitchen and diet an organic makeover

The 10 best farm-to-table restaurants

Fashion & beauty

It’s sandal season! Love your feet from heel to toe

Feel-good fashion! 7 planet-friendly fabrics

Clean hair, clean air

Ecofashion wins on runways, helps farmers

Energy & transportation

Gas prices killing your budget? Get a bike

Frustrated with gas prices? Ditch the ride!

How to spot the travel industry’s eco-spin

Fears rise about an ethanol bust

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GreenDAY with Marisa Belger More

Why not wear eco-white after Labor Day?

Back to school in eco-style

Grow a gorgeously ‘green’ garden

Earth to Fido: Eco-care for your pet

Rub it in! Sunscreen that protects you and the Earth

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Image: Brad Pitt

Eco-celebs
Beneath the glitz and glamour, these Hollywood hotties are tree-huggers at heart.

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Green is the new black!
Planning a party? Here are creative ideas for eco-friendly food, drinks and fun.

Going Green videos

TechWatch: Eco-friendly tents
May 9: A British designer invents an eco-friendly tent that is made from recycled plastic and cardboard. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.

Green investments growing

Cow manure powers Vermont company

Feds giving suspect 'green' rewards

'Green' boom in Florida

Latest videos about the environment

U.S. joins fight against black market in wildlife

Personal wind turbines powering up

From catastrophe to cash

'Green' store sells environmentally-friendly goods

Geothermal energy heating up

10 Tips

Save the planet — and save some money, too. Here's how to help your bottom line by producing less carbon dioxide.

10 tips on Going Green

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NBC News	Scenes from Greenland ‘NBC Nightly News’ reports from Ilulissat, Greenland, on the alarming melt of the Greenland ice sheet.
Getty Images	World’s endangered rivers See the rivers deemed at risk by the WWF. According to the group the rivers are quickly dying as a result of climate change, pollution and dams.
NASA via AP	Earth from space Click through the highlights from more than four decades of images of our home planet, taken by astronauts in orbit.