ElectroCity challenges players to create green cities while balancing energy, money, population growth and environmental limits. This turn-based game offers different routes to success by using dirt...

Human power is an opportunity to reduce this dependence and our waist-lines. What would a mass market human power generated product look like? Convenient and easy to use. Affordable, at leas...

The Canadian Organic Growers bring us the second installment of their consumer-focused organic conference Saturday, February 21, 2009 at the University of Toronto Conference Centre: Growing and ...

Seriously, how cute are cows? Unfortunately, the livestock industry is responsible for 18% of green house gas emissions according to a 2006 FAO report, beef requires massive amounts of water to keep...

Taking a step beyond gardening and urban fruit collection, these intrepid foragers eat wild urban goodness (all veggie). There is much to enjoy in Chicago, except for the heavily dog pee covered pat...

How much do I love the TTC (Toronto Transit Commission)? Not quite enough to actually make a music video. But fortunately for you and me, Randal Paul did make a video: I Get On (The TTC) - I ...

Humans can make electricity - Pedalling your bike can make loads of electricity for household use. This seems like a great way to get in shape and reduce GHGs. Pedal-A-Watt   ...

Now we here at fungreenfair.com are no fans of "scientifishtic" reasoning but apparently the planet is getting warmer because of a phenomenon called Global Warming. Apparently, lots of sci...

Perhaps, because the tunes cry, "Music is my Sanctuary", I am optimistic about the idea of pulling cars off the road in China (BBC). Without going to the extreme of the Mel Brooks musical ...

Ruben Bolling presents a brilliant analysis of the free market in his long running comic series: Tom the Dancing Bug (after the fold). Adam Smith's "invisible hand " metaphor for ...

Flowers are pretty, but what if you could grow and share fruit and vegetables from your neighborhood? Fruits and vegetables are pretty and tasty, especially, when the it comes from your neighborhood...

Are you looking forward to the Green Living Show in Toronto? This is the second year that Green Living is hosting a show about innovative green products, strategies and ideas. Keynote speakers inclu...

More to green picture than food miles - TreeHugger.com Jenna Watson Whether tis better to consume local or green food? Can common sense help? If a product is grown locally and could be gr...

From David Suzuki to Will Ferrel... quotes on the interrelationships and challenges of humanity, economy, environment, technology, life, pollution amongst others...  CSR - Corporate Socia...