Dell CEO Michael Dell just introduced a never-seen-before Dell eco PC with a bamboo casing at the Fortune Green conference.Dell claims the environment friendly computer is 81 percent smaller than a standard desktop, and uses 70 percent less power.Not green enough for you? Well, it is also utilizes recycled materials such as old bottles, milk jugs and detergent cases in shipping.The still un-named PC is set to be released out later this year at an estimated $500 to $700 price tag. Via: earth2tech

Check out these cool rings that are made from old jewellery.  They are hand-embroidered over the setting or stone, creating a very unique piece of jewelry!

Besides being fun and beautiful, these rings have been created with Mother Earth in mind. Because each ring is reconstructed from found jewelry, you can feel good in knowing that your ring has been recycled. What’s more, if you feel like making a statement about “blood diamonds” or other harmful mining processes, these rings send just the right message. Who needs diamonds and sapphires and emeralds and pearls when you can wear an original, anonymous, beautiful recycled ring! Via: recycledrings

How much oxygen did your furniture produce today? Yeah, this is not your typical piece of furniture.

Add some alive furniture to your lawn or garden with these neat looking environmental chair and couch.

Simply fill the frame with soil, spread grass seeds evenly over the dirt, press them in and water slightly. Watch your furniture grow within 10 days. Once the grass has grown, trim it and you have a cool chair and sofa that blends with your lawn!

A fun project for kids to build and maintain their own garden furniture during the summer.

Via: stlloftstyle

These beautiful sculptures have charisma and character. They are designed by Ptolemy and are made from auto-mobile hubcaps that were found lying about roadways and junk yards.

Each Hubcap Creature is made from 100% recycled material and often show the scars of their previous existence, which simply adds to the charm and beauty of each piece. Prices range from $300 to $1,000 depending on the value of the material and complexity of design.

Over the years, the garbage pile at Hiriya dump site in Israel grew so big that the birds it attracted became a danger to the jets taking off and landing at Ben Gurion Airport.

From 1952 until it was closed nine years ago, Hiriya accumulated greater Tel Aviv’s trash for a total of roughly 565 million cubic feet (16 million cubic meters) and attained a height of 261 ft (80m).

Recycling plants have been working there ever since to reuse the refuse and capture the gases released by the mound. Soon the area will be renamed the Ariel Sharon Park after the Prime Minister who worked to keep the area out of the hands of developers and insure that it will a unique ecological park.