Once again, it was another great week of stories on Greenopolis

1. Glass vs. Plastic: Which is Better?
   Glass right? It’s been around for centuries, is safe (unless you cut yourself), non toxic, and easy to recycle. Plastic is mainly derived from fossil fuels, can have nasty additives that can leach into our bodies, and is less recyclable in many cases. Right?
2. Living Off America's Waste: Dive, The Film
   We ought to eat waste. Or at least, eat food that would normally get wasted. That's the message of Dive, the film.
3. Start Your Summer With a Home Energy Makeover
   A home energy makeover may cost you a bit up front, but it will pay off in the long run.
4. Funky Urban Furniture Made from Found Logs
   L.A.-based furniture design studio Ilan Dei unveils a new Urban Logs collection made from logs found around Venice Beach!
5. It's Not Too Late to Plant Warm Season Vegetables
   Late summer vegetables sulk in cold soil and can’t tolerate frost, so now is the time to plant them.
6. 7 Electric Vehicles Built Before the 1900's
   One might be surprised that the EV dates all the way back to the 1800's. In fact, in its heyday, there were 4,192 cars made in the U.S. and 28% of them were electric! Here are some defining moments from New York City's first fleet of electric taxis to setting the very first land speed record.
7. Something Old for Something New
   A slew of repurposed stuff becoming laptop cases
8. 5 Household Items You Can Reuse to Start Seeds In
   There is no need to use extra resources and incur more expenses when starting your seeds. You can use one (or all) of these items that you have laying around your house to get your garden started.
9. The Latest Green Decor: Eggs On Your Wall
   Now you can get that same eggshell color on your walls, from the eggshells themselves. ECOtrend Collagen Natural Interior Paint extracts collagen from the inner lining of eggshells as the binding agent for their line of paints.
10. The Best Vegan-Friendly Skate Shoes
    Vegan-friendly skate shoes promote style and sustainability for skateboarders and fans of the sport