To'ak Chocolate is fair trade, USDA organic-certified and exclusively sourced from rare cacao beans found in Ecuador.

Made with almond milk, these new ice cream flavors from Ben & Jerry's pack some surprises.

This informative chart from Green America rates the candy companies on their commitment to avoiding child labor.

Study finds that mountain gorillas numbers are increasing, according to the Uganda Wildlife Authority.

Platypuses are odd critters filled with surprises, and a few mysteries.

The Ellis Hotel in Atlanta has a sustainable restaurant, a green certification, and a reasonable price tag.

Good food and wine at a sustainable Fell’s Point restaurant.

Antique bulbs create retro vibe but also are the most-energy guzzling option for restaurants.

The City of Brotherly Love hosts a restaurant week with a local twist and offers a free, downloadable cookbook, 'Center City Cooks,' which includes seasonal rec

In less than 2 minutes a day, you'll learn 101 (no, make that 202) things about Philadelphia that the tourism company wishes you knew.

FarmedHere, a new 90,000-square-foot indoor farm, just opened in the suburbs of Chicago and is now the largest facility of its kind in the world.

Read about all about the green happenin's at this resort hotel hugging Lake Placid's Mirror Lake.

The new blade, which was designed by Marcio Loos, a post-doctoral researcher in the Department of Macromolecular Science and Engineering of Case Western Reserve

Tomorrow's homeowners may print out everything from utensils to furniture with 3D printers — and they may not even need to buy raw materials. Instead, they co

NASA is pressing forward on assessing the value of a "human-tended waypoint" near the far side of the moon — one that would embrace international partnerships

Watson will help doctors diagnose and treat cancer patients.

Video conferencing for lawyers: How to get started. Lawyers need to consult face-to-face — deposing witnesses and finalizing deals — but there's no reason

The 300-foot-long (92.2-meter-long) Viking Lady is set to get a battery pack, which will turn the supply vessel into a hybrid ship with technology similar to th

Thelma Taormina isn't exactly keen on smart meters. So when a utility worker arrived at her Houston home to install one of the devices, she did what any totally

Products featuring an eco-rating are now available in AT&T stores.

An experimental, "green" NASA lander crashed during its first free-flight test on Aug. 9, erupting in a ball of flame when it hit the ground.

Pantech's new phone will be available from AT&T on October 7, 2012.

The sun-powered plane Solar Impulse demonstrates the vast potential for renewable energy after successfully setting the distance record for solar aviation.

The innovative plane continues its journey across the United States using only the sun for fuel.

Scientists have developed a glass that changes from opaque to transparent and can be adjusted for different wavelengths of light.

HVAC heavyweight Honeywell unveils Lyric, an attractive and eager-to-adapt household thermostat with GPS-based functionality.

U.S. startup DroneSeed merges technology and forestry to give scorched woodlands a second chance from above.

A factory ghost caused 3,000 garment workers to riot in Bangladesh. The workers' behavior is called mass hysteria

Swans and cygnets along the river Thames are rounded up, counted and examined in an annual, historic swan-upping ceremony every July.

New tool rewards users for 'dropping' climate change facts into different online forums or comments on trending articles.

The gender-neutral naming trend is spurred in part by parents who want to avoid assigning gender roles to their children at birth.

Young Scottish brothers are watching to see where their little ship 'Adventure' will end up.

Many beloved matrimonial customs, from bridesmaids to the garter toss, got their start for some pretty disturbing reasons.

The Girl Scouts claim trademark infringement after boy scouts drop the word 'boy.'

Microsoft faces strong competition on both desktop and mobile fronts. What can the new CEO do to ensure the company's success?

The Big Apple's complaining culture gets its own mapping website that spotlights the top complaints reported within 42 different neighborhoods on a daily basis.

NASA studied houseplants as a way to purify the air in space facilities, here are the plants that improve your indoor air quality best.

Health officials have identified a 'very strong culprit' for the devastating sickness linked to e-cigarettes.

The opening of Colorado's pot emporiums has led to a stained relationship between landlords and those looking to puff in the privacy of their apartments.

Why does the North Dakota outpost of Williston have the highest rents for a one-bedroom apartment in the entire country according to a new survey?

Like any other aspect of running a business, the key to survival is preparation.

A new coalition of Japanese tour operators is trying to seize on the country's waning interest in killing wild cetaceans.

Farmers are producing less cocoa than the world demands. That doesn’t mean we’re running out of chocolate.

Here's what you need to know about the overtime rules that have been put on hold and how they could affect your paycheck if they go through.

The government's emerging tax plan looks like the baby boomers are hurting millennials, but it's worse than that; it's rich people hurting everyone else.

Ireland's national investment fund will sell all investments in coal, oil, gas and peat as soon as possible.

A new U.S. report on climate change offers 'information that every human needs.'

The new fuel economy labels include a smog rating, greenhouse gas rating and more.

Looking out for the safety of kids and pets, the EPA decides to ban some toxic rodent poisons. Here are a few pest remediation alternatives that rely on repelli

Bipartisan 'Chemical Safety Improvement Act' would require more safety regulation for chemicals while making it easier for those that pass to get on the market.