Cindy Crawford, considered one of the smarter supermodels in the stable, told ABC News this week that her experience as a mother has led to an "eco-awakening."

“I mean, we’ve all have seen the Al Gore movie and green is on ... it’s on top of the mind for everybody,” Crawford said. “But, it is overwhelming. I have a very full life as well, so it’s like ‘Oh, I can’t compost my own stuff.’”

Can we all agree that the Southern Baptists aren't a bunch of pinko hippies? We don't have to dispute that, right? I ask, because the Council on Foreign Relations has, on its Web site, the new Southern Baptists statement calling for action against climate change:

In the interest of honesty, I must take note of this story in today's Washington Post:

From Autoblog Green:

The New York Times has an article about a "little-known but promising" form of solar power that uses sunlight to create steam power.

And it appears that "solar thermal" power offers some real advantages: