This game has already helped gather more than 3 million signatures in support of protecting the Arctic.
Set to drop in Feb. 2013, the new SimCity game incorporates renewable energy, pollution, education and mass transit, along with multiplayer functionality.
In “Pass the Can”, players crush a virtual aluminum can, pass it to Facebook friends, and at the same time encourage real-world recycling and contribute to a ‘green’ cause.
In a new game concept, grade schoolers use flippers to “crash” the ball into various bumpers, turbines and switch gates, generating measurable kinetic energy.
If you’re stuck with a pile of old board games gathering dust, check out today’s photo gallery for some wacky crafting ideas to turn them into something new.
National Audubon Society and Toyota come together to encourage users to complete “Spring Greening” challenges and share their progress through Facebook.
A new online game developed in Germany, set to go live at the end of the month, reveals the eco-costs of everyday household activities such as washing laundry.