Second Helpings Atlanta provides a bridge between fresh, perishable food and the people who need it most.

There's no perfect way to dispose of your dog's waste, but here are some ideas.

The dictionary's most popular word of the year has to do with waste.

Although new on the Indian retail scene, Ikea already has big plans to alleviate one of the country's largest environmental ills.

You may love Amazon Prime, but the environment doesn't.

Copenhagen gains an unusual new landmark in the form of a multitasking waste-to-energy plant designed by Bjarke Ingels Group that functions as a ski slope.

As much as 66 metric tons of human excrement from visitors to Alaska's Denali National Park could soon be released into the pristine Alaskan coast.

The endangered African wild dog has a nose for democracy, according to a study, which explains how the dogs "vote."

When you can smell garbage from miles away, pizza doesn't stand a chance with bears.

Getting along with neighbors can yield big health benefits for birds, a new study finds. It's probably good for us, too.

Moose are increasingly unleashing their frustrations on hunters, motorists and lawn mowers.

The newly identified species weaves silky air chambers to survive high tide.

The predators burn energy 1.6 times faster than previously thought, a study finds, helping explain why the loss of sea ice hits them so hard.

Think bird-watching is boring? It's not if you visit these 10 destinations during bird migration season.

We often hear about the negative impacts of stress, but some stress is necessary — and even healthy.

In case you want to give brain-training games a shot, here are 4 to try.

Thanks to the 24-hour news cycle and social media, it's impossible to tune out these politically turbulent times. Here's how to tune in and stay sane.

Psychologists and scientists are concerned about the rising rates of suicide among children, and what the shrinking gender gap might mean.

A colorful oath or spirited expletive can heal the body and soul. (We have the science to prove it.)

Certain scents can cause a rush of feelings — even if you don't always remember why.

We need a mix of solitude and interactions for a healthy social diet.

Video: A controversy over e-mails leads FOX to wonder why Obama would bother flying to Copenhagen for the climate summit. Our blogger responds.

wo new studies on how Americans perceive climate change is a testament to public confusion and an urgent call for better messaging from the scientific communit

Two new studies on how Americans perceive climate change is a testament to public confusion and an urgent call for better messaging from the scientific communit

Phil Jones and The Union of Concerned Scientists say The Daily Mail misrepresented a statement about climate change data to support skeptics' claims.

A study funded by the Koch brothers debunks Climategate, but the cable news media doesn't cover it.

The release, quickly dubbed "Climategate 2.0" after the initial 2009 "Climategate" hacking, drew strong condemnation from scientists involved in the emails, as

Timing matters: Flowers bloom, insects emerge, birds migrate, and planting and hunting seasons are carefully coordinated times in order to take advantage of wha

New flexible glowing sheets are inexpensive, easy to recycle, and could someday replace lightbulbs and OLED technology.

AT&T's ZERO Charger won’t draw electricity from a power outlet when disconnected from a mobile phone.

While the verdict may still be out about the iPad in the human world, pets across the country are unanimous in their confusion.

Authentic sounds of the wild can now be downloaded for free to your iPhone. Assign your friends their own unique howl, hoot or roar.

Who needs nature when you can have virtual reality windows that simulate any setting with the flick of an iPhone app?

Paper that stops bullets and yarn that conducts electricity.. it sounds like Sci Fi, but Nanocomp is making these futuristic dreams a reality.

Empowering consumers to make smart decisions can change the marketplace and shrink our national energy footprint.

Electronic waste recycling firm CloudBlue is now an e-Stewards Certified facility.

Soil is drying up all over the world, Google is dropping big bucks building a wind power transmission line, and a spider and centipede battle it out.

Ann Louise Gittleman offers '1,268 Ways to Outsmart the Hazards of Electronic Pollution'

The new towers collect much more sunlight during the mornings, evenings and all days of the year regardless of clouds or shadows

A light-emitting diode (LED) developed at MIT operates at 230-percent efficiency. That's not a typo. LEDs will provide 70 percent of the world's general lightin

There are many reasons to recycle electronics, including copper, steel, gold, silver. The wiring in some older desk tops may yield up to 5 pounds of copper.

Finnish scientists are studying the possibility of turning water droplets into digital bits and using them to power computers instead of electricity.

The ultrathin New Apple MacBook laptop has been called one of the "least repairable, least recyclable" computers on the market. Sustainability was not included

Casio shows off realistic animated messages at Consumer Electronics Show

A scientific team from South Korea has just created the first bendable lithium ion battery.

A prototype wearable computer runs on its own OS, features 720p displays over both eyes and recognizes facial and hand movements.

A new style of tiny lithium battery that can charge wirelessly could help make cyborg grafts an imminent reality.

Innovative technology enables electronic devices to function in contact with body tissues.

Today's technology allows us to look deep into what was previously invisible, revolutionizing our understanding of microorganisms.

From data storage to time-saving, a seamless network of everyday objects in the workplace would make offices more efficient and productive in a variety of ways.