The readers have spoken! To wrap up 2010 we asked for your final say as to what the best green stories were last year. From livable cities built to generate solar power, to near microscopic sculptures
As we count down the hours, minutes, and seconds until the clock strikes 2011, the Inhabitat editors took a few moments to look back at our array of great green design stories from this past year, and
This past week, we brought you the top green architecture, technology, art, energy, product and transportation Inhabitat stories from 2010, but now it's time for the main event - the top 6 most popular
This year we were amused and astounded by the level of work being produced by eco-minded artists on the scene today. We're impressed that so many of these artists not only re-think the use of conventional
We've already showcased our most eye-catching architecture and talked about technology stories of 2010 (if you haven't already, don't forget to vote for your favorites!), but we can't forget to give a
It's been a groundbreaking year for green architecture as Inhabitat has covered everything from innovative new construction technologies to underground homes to underwater skyscrapers. Although these
Innovations in green energy are bursting forth as countries around the world seek out sustainable alternatives to oil and coal. 2010 was ripe with a bounty of products, discoveries and ideas, and the year
Green technology has moved far beyond solar panels over the past decade, and the breakthroughs we've seen just over the last year have been nothing short of amazing. But the big ideas that made headlines
2010 saw a fleet of planes, trains and automobiles that were greener and more efficient than ever before. With the world realizing that electric vehicles, high speed rail and electric cars are both money
