Are we making the most of the creative possibilies of LEDs? Take these four ways of making our lighting wacky yet practical, fun yet functional - and ask yourself, do we really need 'bulb-shaped' bulbs?

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Trying to limit the environmental impact of your kitchen? Here are two designs from the forefront of the kitchen sink eco-revolution.

A UK supermarket chain is using cars to power their checkouts. Sainsbury's has installed kinetic energy plates to harness the power of passing cars.

Isn't it about time airships took off in a big way? Why not rise above all of that with the oldest invention in the history of aviation?

Here are 25 eco-jewelry fashions in an irresistible blend of function and style, some recycled wonders and some will make you wonder what were they thinking.

15 innovations for our healthiest, eco-friendliest mode of transport, the humble, noble bicycle.

Power from bicycles is not an entirely new energy idea but this highly creative public use could take the technology to the next level as people rent them.

This design may break down the ultimate energy barrier by accessing what may be the most cheap, easy and abundant source of fuel the world has ever seen.

Green is glorious. It’s even better when you can utilize “green” gadgets and your green thumb. Here are 20 wild and sometimes weird gadgets for the plant enthusiast.

imagine having the power of some of the world’s largest telescopes to probe deep into space and our solar system.

Some of the newest, most adventurous, mostly creatively practical green product designs floating around studios or stores today.

A big misconception is that not everyone can afford to go green. These 15 cars can help you save both the environment and your wallet.

New technology and new trends in street art mean that spray paint is not the only tool in the artists palette.

These ten spacecraft have been (or, in one case, would have been) instrumental to our current understanding of the Earth's environment.