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Whether you travel for work or are heading out for vacation, there are simple choices you can make to reduce your environmental impact while still having an awesome travel experience. Here are some of The Lazy Environmentalist’s top travel tips.

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Who knew drag racing could go green? Josh Dorfman interviews "Plasma Boy" John Wayland, who is out to prove that electric cars can compete in power and speed with any other vehicles on the road today. His success points the way toward a future that is fun, fast and clean!

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Josh Dorfman discusses the trend of "green films." The movie An Inconvenient Truth raised environmental consciousness to new heights. Now Leonardo DiCaprio picks up where Al Gore left off with the release of The 11th Hour, the feature-length environmental documentary that he produced and narrates.

Another day, another neurosis about eating right and living a good life. Su Avasthi on why it ain't easy being green.

Lazy? A total slacker? Don't stress. You can still help save the planet.

Our friends at Grist recently covered two topics that simply aren’t covered often enough: marketing sustainability and composting feminine products.

Until recently, the life of an eco-manufacturer hasn’t been easy: “Here’s this product we made! It looks a little funny, but it’s good for the planet! And it—hey, come back!” But with prominent companies jumping on the green bandwagon and technologies improving, sustainability is getting, dare we say it, hot. (Well, warmish anyhow.) This means all kinds of opportunities for growth, says a Vancouver-based ad agency founder… if only the industry can figure out how to sex it up a notch.