New research shows that a Western-style diet can permanently kill off sperm-producing cells by age 18.

Children born today will grow up in a disease-ridden, malnourished world, unless governments stick to the Paris Agreement.

A new website aims to gather data on pollution in China.

With ~30+ new posts on TreeHugger.com each weekday, we understand if you miss a post here and there. To keep you up-to-date, here's what we covered on Thursday, July 28, 2011.Animals David explained the difficulties of GPS

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With ~30+ new posts on TreeHugger.com each weekday, we understand if you miss a post here and there. To keep you up-to-date, here's what we covered on Monday, August 1, 2011.Animals Alex Davies informed us that New York dairy

With ~30+ new posts on TreeHugger.com each weekday, we understand if you miss a post here and there. To keep you up-to-date, here's what we covered on Tuesday, August 2, 2011.Animals Lloyd asked is urban chickens are a gateway

With ~30+ new posts on TreeHugger.com each weekday, we understand if you miss a post here and there. To keep you up-to-date, here's what we covered on Wednesday, August 3,

If you've been following the world of architecture, you've probably feasted your eyes on the Metropol Parasol, which has been one of the most popular and talked about structures of 2011. Currently the world's largest wooden structure, the Parasol's

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+ Overwhelmed by all the gear your kid needs to head back to school? We'll streamline your shopping endeavors with the best eco-friendly back to school supply basics.

The new TreeHugger has arrived! Here's how it works.

TreeHugger and UNEP announce return of World Environment Day Blogging Competition.

Let the blogging begin! Help determine the winner of the Rio+20 Blogging Competition.

TreeHugger is nominated in the green category of the 16th Webby Awards. It's an honor to be nominated, and it's all thanks to you, dear reader.

Time is running out to enter! Win a trip to Mongolia for World Environment Day by entering our annual contest!

Our website turns 10 years old today! In honor of our birthday, we sat down with Graham Hill to talk about why he started the site and how it’s changed.

When TreeHugger first launched, Olga Sasplugas was the go-to woman for ad sales, accounting and even the occasional photo shoot. We caught up with her on Skype to talk about the site’s early days.

Our new mobile version is designed for the small screen.

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It takes a licking and keeps on ticking

The Orca Helix moves up and down so that it is easy to get on and off when high, easy on the body when low.

Another way that the coronavirus is bad for the environment.

Save the trees and a lot of water too.

Throughout history, urban planning has been designed for and by able-bodied men. What does that mean for everyone else?

Onion Flats redesigned their bathrooms to save space, but it actually is a healthier design.

More like a bird of paradise than a tree, the redesign owes its form to a plethora of new bacteria species discovered in recent years

Researchers found that those little guys living inside you need their beauty sleep as well.

When it comes to potentially infectious microbes, beards beat the dogs.

Gordon Murray Designs try their hand at an urban commuter.

Bristol's airport expansion gets cancelled in a shocking act of doing something meaningful to go carbon neutral.

A look back at vintage car advertisements shows a troubling history of machismo messaging and sexist marketing toward both genders.

They are not toys, they are transportation, and they can be a big help in this crisis.

Samsung is proud to show off a wide range of new toys at this year's CES, including internet-connected washers and driers, TVs you can see through, and more.

We found some really wonderful new devices at the recent Consumer Electronics Show, and it's hard to decide which is coolest!

Before this year's consumer electronics show, we talked about our hopes and frustrations about the industry and event. Here, we sum up what we saw.

We have more choices than ever in the consumer electronics sector, but at what cost does all this "choice" come?

Are we really that dependent on technology now that we can't water our plants without a gadget telling us when to do so?

The Yeti 150 is the latest from Goal Zero, and offers a powerful solution for emergency and off-grid charging.

Using light to transmit data is faster and more secure; it's a bright idea.

Silicon Valley keeps thinking up fresh new ways to clog our roads, kill jobs and destroy main streets

It is a lousy exhaust fan. The screen will be covered in schmutz. It is dangerous and possibly illegal.

Could this be the next stage in the electric revolution?

When barbecuing your free-range meats and line-caught fish this July 4th, be sure to whip up some marinade first.

Who needs meat when you pack this much flavor and texture into a bean or lentil patty?

Genworth Breaks Down the Basics of Long Term Care

Singer Austin Mahone teams up with The Allstate Foundation to encourage smart teen driving through its #GetThereSafe program.

Long Term Care Consumer Resources

Bill White, VP of Real Estate Lending for NASA FCU, speaks to current housing market conditions, as well as the new Family Mortgage and other options from NASA FCU.

Watch this video highlighting Wasil Foundation's work.