Good news from the Coca Cola company, they've added sugar to their Dasani water and Odwalla juice brands, but not where you think! The company has done a great thing by making their Dasani water and Odwalla juice bottles more eco-friendly by making them from plant-based materials, which is mostly sugar cane. Now all Dasani bottles and Odwalla single-serving bottles will be available exclusively in PlantBottle packaging which is great...

While it seems like a most  unlikely source, Jersey Shore's Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino has apparently launched an eco-friendly reusable garment bag. Teaming up with The Green Garmento, The Situation has created a reusable garment bag, dubbed the GTL, named for Sorrentino's infamous "gym, tan, laundry" mantra. The reusable bag can be purchased for a mere $12 and even features carbon-balanced shipping if you purchase the bag...

Here's the good news, American apparel company Ralph Lauren is going green with solar paneled backpacks.  The bad news?  They're $800, but if you can afford them, they're a great buy. Made in Italy, of course, and using water-resistant materials, these Ralph Lauren Solar Panel RLX Backpacks are perfect for gadget charging on the go. The Solar Panel RLX Backpack features a built-in solar panel sturdily attached to the back of the pack...

There's a new way to keep you and the planet in harmony with an eco-friendly watch from Sprout. The Women's Sprout ST5008MPWT Eco-Friendly Diamond Dial White Corn Resin Bracelet Watch (whew!) has been crafted with white corn resin and mineral crystal for the lens. Genuine mother-of-pearl dial features silvertone numerals at twelve, three, six and nine o'clock, eight diamond accent markers, printed minute track, silvertone hour and minute...

Late last year San Francisco banned toys in McDonald's Happy Meals that contain excessively large levels of fat, sodium, sugar and all kinds of other bad stuff and now it looks like New York City might go the same route.  There's gonna be more unhappy kids in NYC.... This week NYC Councilman Leroy G. Comrie, Jr. introduced a bill that calls for banning Happy Meal toys unless the meal becomes much much healthier. The councilman...