Seafood fraud remains rampant in the U.S., according to a new investigation by Oceana, with one in five samples mislabeled.

Research finds a bad diet to be the biggest risk for early death worldwide.

A team of experts say the deadly explosion was caused by a buildup of static electricity after flying through a thunderstorm.

Finding sugars in meteorites adds a new twist to theories of how life arose on Earth.

Researchers have found a rocky planet, GJ 1252 b, that's just 66.5 light-years away and it's zipping around a red dwarf star.

NASA's Planet Hunter, TESS, discovered its first potentially habitable Earth-sized planet called TOI 700 d, located 100 light-years away.

What caused the planets to neatly divide into terrestrial and gas giants? Scientists believe they now have the answer.

NASA's latest red planet rover look for signs of ancient life as it paves the way for human exploration.

KELT-9b's star-like qualities include melting iron and smashing hydrogen molecules, meaning this is not a habitable place.

A cosmic collision between two stars caused a stunning gas rainbow reaction.

Sometimes a street that's considered walkable isn't — especially if you aren't young and fit and have sharp eyesight.

It's time to prioritize walking over driving. Cities have to change their priorities and start investing in safe transportation alternatives like walking.

Who says you can't outrun old age?

A Canadian writer living in the U.S. has lived with both. She clears the air about "death panels" and other myths.

Gordon Edgar has a radical concept: Make the world of cheese accessible to everyone, not just foodies who know a little bit of jargon.

June 4 is the deadline to get accurate information to the USDA.

Insects are a sustainable protein source for much of the world's poor. Soon, they may also be bread.

Police chief refuses to intervene and offers his support for the rights of breastfeeding mothers.

The nip in the air says it's time to transition from summer cooking to fall cooking with this end-of-summer vegetable soup.

The White House, federal government selects communities to participate in the Local Food, Local Places initiative.

A major concern among those living near the Gulf of Mexico is land loss.

Quick facts about the Los Angeles water situation from the Blue Planet expedition.

Quick facts about the Yuma water situation from the Blue Planet expedition.

Alexandra Cousteau revisits Scott St. Pierre in Louisiana and learns how he and others are coping with the oil spill.

Alexandra Cousteau searches for the lost creeks that now flow under Toronto roadways.

Video: Ed Begley Jr. and Jeff Goldblum suggest ways to save money & help the planet.

Swedish fire torches burn from the inside out, and the fire can last for two to five hours depending on the size and material of the wood.

Spruce up your holiday décor by bringing nature in with these beautiful and easy DIY projects.

This DIY bird feeder uses hollow citrus rinds to create a colorful cup for birds to feast on seeds.

Jump start your spring garden by growing your seedlings in eggshells before planting them in the ground.

Enhance your neighborhood's flora with a little guerrilla gardening.

NREL’s new Research Support Facilities basement maze will help cut energy use by two-thirds.

The U.S. Energy Department wants you to save green by painting your roof white -- as long as it doesn't make your neighbors see red.

Administration stimulus spending has jump-started an unstoppable EV revolution, says President Obama. Because of the Recovery Act, the cars will plummet in cost

A new report from The Pew Charitable Trusts reveals that the federal government spent about $25 billion in the energy sector in 2009.

Turbine sites in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and Virginia identified as prime parcels for projects.

The federal government and private lenders team up on a new green home improvement program, but it comes with a few strings attached.

A new analysis reveals that greenhouse gas emissions in 2010 surpassed even the worst-case scenario envisioned by scientists four years ago.

A walnut farmer in California uses walnut shells and husk waste to create fuel to power his farm.

Giving human names to hurricanes may seem odd, but it's part of a major shift in our relationship with tropical cyclones over the past 60 years.

When Hurricane Dorian hit the Bahamas, this rescuer opened her home to nearly 100 dogs.

Trapped, starving dog is rescued weeks after Hurricane Dorian barreled through the Bahamas.

Pearl Fryar has no horticultural training but his talent is apparent in the 300 sculptures at Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden in Bishopville, S.C.

A hybrid that would be cold-hardy and suitable for outdoor planting may be available for home landscapes in a few years.

Moss may seem insignificant, but there are so many unique traits that make this plant important to the ecosystem.

Newman’s Own gives all of its profits to charity, like the one that helps Kadin Hoven and his family escape the difficulties of chronic illness.

Newman’s Own gives all of its profits to charity, like a therapeutic residential facility that supports 250 students and 200 animals.

A documentary introduces world-renowned garden designer Ryan Gainey, who was a self-taught visionary who had a distinctive style — and complex relationships.

A new study has found that most plants are extremely sensitive to touch, and even a light touch can significantly stunt their growth.

Thousands of consumer products made from recycled materials confirmed radioactive.