China sets good example: Bans some plastic bags

The Chinese news agency Xinhau is reporting that China is expanding its nationwide ban on free plastic shopping bags to minimize the “white pollution”. This seems to be a good policy for all countries, including the United States and Australia.
 

Recycled toilet paper may wipe out energy concerns

Toilet paper that is made from new wood uses much more energy to produce than toilet paper made from recycled paper. However, your bottom will lose out in the battle for softness. Find out just how green is your toilet paper.
 

E-paper use on the rise, but credibility still an issue

The mainstream market hasn’t yet embraced the use of electronic paper – otherwise known as e-paper – but its use is on the increase as a ‘greener’ rival to real paper.
 

Going green with an onion powered iPod and a paper iPhone dock?

Just how green can you be with your iPod in one hand and your iPhone in the other? Can onions and paper help you improve your place in the environmentally friendly tech stakes?