Where: Grand Central Terminal and Times Square, New York When: Thursday, April 19, 2012 through Saturday, April 21, 2012 What: A three-day celebration of earth-friendly exhibits and entertainment spread over two of New York City’s most iconic destinations. at Grand Central Indoors (Vanderbilt Hall) Thursday, April 19 Exhibits from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Earth […]

An eight-unit infill condo project in Brooklyn’s Gowanus neighborhood has serious green cred, including incorporating many recycle materials in its finishes.

Farmers markets around the country are encouraging shoppers to reuse and recycle.

Harnessing the power of social media, Green is Universal asks consumers to “show their mugs” via Facebook contest.

A short documentary shows how Americans manage their waste, and what the future holds for our landfills and recycling rates.

The city’s RefashioNYC program aims to keep an astounding amount of clothing out of area landfills.

‘The Street Is In The House’ project by Carlo Sampietro celebrates New York City and the objects that inhabit it by creatively repurposing them into household furniture.

Per Scholas is dedicated to recycling and reconditioning functioning computers for distribution to the low-income community at the lowest possible price.

Where: Times Square, New York City View Larger Map When: Friday, April 22 What: Interactive exhibits highlight green businesses and nonprofits to passersby. The CO2 E Drive, a runway show of green vehicles, will also take place. More info: timessquarenyc.org

A brief look at recycling programs in major metropolitan areas and small state capitals in the Northeastern U.S.