Having a hard time finding fun and easy information on living green?

Mozilla's social media browser, Flock, rolled out it's Eco Edition yesterday on Earth Day.

I downloaded it and have been exploring it's features today and my official analysis is WOW!

What makes this browser so great for you and the Earth? Let's find out...

I've been following the live blogging of Macworld 2008 by the good folks over at CNET.com, and guess what, the ultra-portable MacBook Air rumors were true!

Now that we've all decided to live green and simultaneously earn mega cool points by creating a nifty, free, Christmas eCard slideshow AND learned what the environmental benefits are of creating said eCard, let me show you how to go about doing so.

*Note: This is part 3 in the Christmas eCard Slideshow series*

This year, Americans are projected to send 2 Billion...that's billion, with a "B"...christmas cards.

Multiply 2 Billion by .42 (the cost of postage), and Americans will spend 840 Million dollars, that's $840,000,000, in postage alone during this holiday season.

(Dear God, someone please tell me I accidentally added a few extra zeros in there somewhere!)

Any idea where those 2 billion cards (and their envelopes) will end up? Yup, the dump!

This is part 2 of a series of posts that will show you how to create a simple, fun, FREE photo slideshow Christmas ecard, instead of contributing to the 840 million dollar monster.

How many people are on your Christmas card mailing list? 100? 200? Maybe even more?

Multiply whatever number it is by .42 (price of postage), then add in the cost of the cards and/or printing, and you're looking at a nice, hefty bill just to wish people (who are probably mostly strangers to you by now) a Happy Hanuquanzafestimas.

Instead, why not put together a free, fun, Christmas ecard in the form of a photo slideshow, complete with falling snowflakes and swaying Christmas tree ornaments?

Want to "go green" but don't know how or where to start? Yeah, we know it can be overwhelming...to say the least.

Here at The Fun Times Guide to Living Green we're all about the simple, affordable, easy, and--most importantly--FUN ways to live green. For that reason, I thought I'd let you know that you can make a difference and Yahoo!Green can help.

That's right, Yahoo's going green, step-by-step, just like everyone else...and they're offering some great tools to help us do the same.

Not really a text-based or auditory learner? Yeah, me neither.

Here's a nice interactive internet game to help you learn how to begin living green.