Plastic oysters, housewares, and data centers

Here's some more stuff I wrote recently for work:

San Francisco's greenest home?

Killing the oyster pack: An end to 'wrap rage'? (photos)

Treasure trove for the pocket protector set

How data centers are cooling down (photos)

Mapping the U.S. carbon footprint

Shadow falls on San Francisco solar rebates

International Home & Housewares Show (photos): Housewares makers seek greener products

Tiny, greener kitchen tech

Gadgets to fight germs, fat, and frizz

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[alex]

Thanks for the info….I am trying to put together a list of what celebs are doing to help the environment. Ed Begley Jr. is having a sweepstakes where he flys you to Hollywood and gives you tips on how to go green ( http://www.earthlab.com/life/livingwithed/ ) Pretty crazy stuff. Obviously there are many others. Drop me a link if you have any on the top of your head. Thanks again for the info!