Responding to current economic, social and environmental crises, London’s NEF (the new economics foundation) have recently launched plans for “The Bigger Picture: A Festival of

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Yesterday marked the start of a very crucial time - the beginning of Climate Week NYC. World leaders are gathered TODAY, as we speak, at the United Nations to discuss what we, as the most influential

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We've been raving about British dystopian climate-change docudrama The Age of Stupid ever since we previewed the provocative film this summer, and today, we are thrilled to say that the film is OPENING IN

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New York Fashion Week is finally drawing to a close, and we're psyched to report that the presence of environmentally savvy fashion was fiercer than ever before! The launch of The GreenShows last week -

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It's remix-the-city-time: the Conflux Festival is back. This annual NYC-based festival of psychogeography promises some great urban tinkering, featuring the work of several artists we've featured here on

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After an energetic launch in 2008 that saw a huge mix of designers, strategists, chemists, policy writers, clients and agitators, the Greengaged sustainable design hub returns for its second year at the

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Calling all New York Inhabitat readers! We're having a party this September to celebrate the arrival of fall and our BRAND NEW NYC WEBSITE INHABITATNYC, and we want YOU to join us! Come join us to sip

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IF YOU SEE ONE MOVIE THIS FALL - THIS IS THE ONE TO SEE! Everyone knows that hindsight is 20/20, but will we regret our lack of action on climate change in the year 2020? That's what The Age of Stupid,

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In the summer of giant robots, red matter, and aliens in South Africa, one little movie has managed to do what no other has done: have an impact on the real world. The Cove is a documentary film that

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New projects on display at Copenhagen's ShowHow promise innovations in everything from zero-carbon building practices to sustainable manufacturing

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This past weekend the Outside Lands festival rocked San Francisco, drawing thousands of people to bask in the sunshine and music that filled Golden Gate Park. Greening an event as massive as a festival is

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Get ready for school with our back-to-school green giveaway contest! Fall is just around the corner, and students everywhere are getting ready to go back to school. To get into the autumnal school

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Bridging the gap between good design and giving back to the community, Canstruction, the annual international design/build competition where architects, engineers, designers, and students compete to

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Hey San Francisco Inhabitat readers! It's official! We're having our first ever San Francisco Inhabitat reader meetup at Stable Cafe from 5-8pm tomorrow. Because we are planning this so last minute,

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Hey San Francisco Inhabitat readers! I'm out visiting the Bay Area right now, and the San Francisco Inhabitat crew is thinking that it would be fun to host a casual reader meetup somewhere in the city in

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Welcome to our third installment of the Inhabitat Green Wedding Guide column. So far we've covered eco-friendly rings and locations in our Green Wedding Guide. In our third installment of our series, we

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Just in time for warm summer weather in NYC, we came across this AWESOME guerrilla design project: swimming pools in Brooklyn -- made out of old dumpsters! We're salivating at the thought of diving into

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How does urban space become a public place? How does design impact a space's civic liveliness? On Monday, July 13, 2009, from 10 am to 1 pm, Diana Balmori and her NYC-based landscape and urban design

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Few events capture the sun-soaked glory of summer better than a county fair, and when the whirling lights and sounds are powered by clean green energy, what's not to love? Sponsored in part by PG&E, this

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Celebrate your dad! Today is a day for us design aficionados to honor the men who had a huge role in designing us! We are so grateful to have such wonderful, supportive and strong role-models to look

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Dwell on Design is back in Los Angeles this month, showcasing an incredible array of modern design from June 26-28. Now in its sophomore year at the Los Angeles Convention Center, the three-day design

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Dwell on Design returns to the Los Angeles Convention Center in June 2009. Dwell on Design is a three day festival of modern design featuring an exhibition, design conference, home tours and special

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BKLYN Designs starts today! BKLYN Designs starts today and we couldn't be more excited! Running from May 8-10, this awesome showcase of local furniture design kicks off NY Design Week, and is one of our

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It's that time of year when we show our appreciation to the women who gave life to us - our moms! And while we here at Inhabitat don't necessarily believe in buying into all the hype behind this hallmark

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It's that time of year when we show our appreciation to the women who gave life to us - our moms! And while we here at Inhabitat don't necessarily believe in buying into all the hype behind this hallmark

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For some, Earth Day is a reconciliatory one day affair - a way to make all of your eco-wrongdoings from the past year disappear. While Earth Day has certainly provided critical impetus in years past for

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The favorite holdiay of environmentalists - a day for our efforts to shine and be appreciated by all. And since you love the day so much, pick out a new eco-activity that you've never done before. Try

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We've been running green-themed Easter tips all week on Inhabitots, and figured today was a great time to share the bounty with all of you. From a how-to guide to making your own home-made Easter egg

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Calling all Los Angeles residents who love ping pong, free beer, and design for humanity... Project H, the product design nonprofit, is debuting their Los Angeles chapter's Abject Object initiative next

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Calling all aspiring green builders and LEED professionals! Today is the LAST DAY to register to take the old LEED AP exam in NYC. The new test after June 30th will be much harder, so if you are hoping

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