Business as usual is destroying our lives and the environment.

Could we be witnessing Korean pop's plunge into the cultural criticism arena?

These individuals and organizations support a variety of green causes with generously large donations.

Organize your home and office with help from Gail Blanke's book about clearing the clutter.

Guy Laramee's work speaks to the 'erosion of cultures' and our over-reliance on analytical knowledge, symbolized by the book.

Working with the nonprofit Solar Aid, students earn enough to bring electric light to a school in Kenya

It really is important to learn to love your stuff. But that love comes so much easier when there is less stuff to love.

Anas Cheema, a 22-year-old economics student at the University of Victoria, decided to dedicate his summer.

Research conducted in Madison, Wisconsin, finds soil in developed residential landscapes is better at absorbing CO2 than forests.

The Environmental Defense Fund is developing a satellite that will regularly monitor 50 major oil and gas regions for methane leaks.

To help erase unsightly yellowing brought on by air pollution, India's crown jewel is looking for new beauty miracles.

Researchers suspect it could be in reaction to melting sea ice as well as human noise pollution.

The whole point of getting out into the natural world is to see, smell and hear the sounds of nature.

The industry funded National Coalition on Mountaintop Mining is no joke.

Appalachian residents witness to the atrocities of mountaintop removal as S. 696 hits the Senate.

Over 20 drunken, rowdy coal miners showed up at a party thrown by mountaintop removal critics, and cameras were there to film it all.

Federal law requires mining companies to restore strip mines to their original condition, but many don't bother.

Finally! The EPA declares that 79 mountaintop coal mining permits may violate the Clean Water Act.

A new YouTube integrated map lets Appalachian communities speak out on mountaintop coal mining.

Two new video campaigns by Greenpeace are brave and forthright in making their point, but do they go too far?

New EPA ruling on infilling valleys may limit future mountaintop mining permits, but it's only the first step in a long process to stop the 'Appalachian Apocaly

Yours truly will be featured on the latest edition of Climate TV talking about mountaintop mining and the future of climate activism: 'The war is just beginning

The Washington, D.C., river epitomizes the ecological dangers that plague many U.S waterways, according to a national environmental group.

Here are 7 before-and-after images of cities, as seen from space, showing the impact humans have had on the surrounding environment.

Actress and environmental activist Ashley Judd has started reaching out to prospective supporters and fundraisers for a potential 2014 run.

After months of careful consideration, actress says her 'responsibilities and energy' need to be focused on family.

A young parkgoer returned a rock she took from Smoky Mountains National Park along with a drawing and a nice letter.

Phone recycling has become so easy, convenient and, in some instances, profitable, there’s really no reason not to do it.

Customers will be able to learn more about the environmental impact of their mobile devices.

U.S. Postal Service expands electronics recycling program. Customers can trade in old cellphones for cash at 3,100 USPS retail locations.

AT&T customers recycled 50,942 devices in a single week, setting a new Guinness World Record.

Are you a homeowner interested in top-of-the-line green technology but not the uber-modern aesthetic that often accompanies it?

Eco-Sense, described as North America's first code-approved, seismically engineered load-bearing insulated cob residence, is one of the first projects to gain s

Unity College students settle into TerraHaus, the sustainability-focused Maine institution's new residence hall that's built to stringent, super-efficient Passi

It's unclear whether some animals really smile to convey joy, but these critters sure look happy.

Michael Pollan discusses how the food system uses too much fossil fuel and reminds us that solar energy from plants is free.

Michael Pollan explains how having such a centralized food system can be dangerous to the country.

Fun holiday question: What foods on your holiday menu will eventually rot?

Talk show host will spotlight how she and 378 staffers went vegan for a week.

Maira Kalman, artist for Michael Pollan’s new illustrated edition of ‘Food Rules,’ shares her thoughts on food and her inspirations for her illustrations

Pollan's best-selling book 'In Defense of Food' answered the question, 'What should I eat?' Now the book is a documentary, airing on PBS Dec. 30.

While the days of excess seem to be over, a party in New York last week showed that it’s always in vogue (and on budget) to be green.

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Upcycled seatbelts make for a fashionable clubbing accessory. But will your snazzy smart phone fit into the thing?

With a major summertime 'drinking holiday' just around the bend, make sure that you have a few libation-related odds and ends on hand for when your thirsty part

Looking to avoid a date with pesticides this Valentine's Day? Outfit your love <s>dungeon</s> den with stylish sheets and bedding made from organic cotton and o

In a down economy, weddings for 2 instead of 200 are on the upswing (and they're more eco-friendly and personal, too).

You may feel overwhelmed with planning lots of food and buying decorations. We have simple tips to help minimize your waste at the end of the big game.

Bark beetles that are ravaging Arizona's forests can be deterred by their own 'music,' according to new research.

Washington has had plenty of chances to do something about the pine beetle problem, but has chosen to do nothing.