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Most wildlife adds value to nature, but it's often hard for humans to quantify. Thanks to eco-tourism, though, some species are becoming undeniable gold mines.

They might just kill a few sites that you know and love.

Not if you're an artist, therapist, love counselor or yoga instructor.

Economists might like the idea, but the public doesn't seem to yet.

Some boomers are going to be supporting three generations, but their kids are going to have it worse.

Like the eat local movement, this trend is another way to keep your dollars close to home.

Massachusetts has a plan.

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.

If you're thinking about moving to another country, his handy tool lets you compare everything from free time to health care costs.

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.

Want to be financially independent and retire early? Try this extreme saving plan called the FIRE movement.

As your salary increase, so can the urge to boost your standard of living. Here's how to avoid that trap.

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

College textbook prices have outpaced the rate of inflation since the 70s, but here are some creative ways to find course materials for less.

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

The EPA administrator fires back at a coal utility company during a Senate committee hearing.

While much smaller than the Yellowstone River oil spill, a newly discovered spill is raising eyebrows because it went unreported for a month.

We know our old CRT television sets are loaded with lead, our batteries are bursting with heavy metals and although strides have been made in reducing mercury c

Program offers national recognition for kids working to make their world a greener place.

Schools are competing to generate the best recycling rates and the lowest levels of waste.

The EPA unrolls WaterSense labeling for irrigation controllers, the first outdoor product eligible for certification in a program that previously focused only o

America's landmark water law will be 40 years old this fall. But amid old legal doubts and new environmental dangers, it may be facing a midlife crisis.

Your dutiful blogger has been evacuated from his home. However, it didn't stop me from taking a stroll along with banks of an infamously filthy canal in Brookly

Jackson will leave the agency early next year, she revealed in a statement Thursday, adding that 'the ship is sailing in the right direction.'

Born 100 years ago today, President Richard Nixon has seen a revival of late as an environmental champion.

New EPA report finds lower incidence of toxin exposures but greater rates of childhood diseases affecting today's children.

The slate of spending cuts could wreak havoc on everything from USDA meat inspections and FDA drug reviews to EPA research and national park staffing.

Two environmental journalists call for the Environmental Protection Agency to become more open to the press and thus to the public.

The EPA and State Department have now clashed over the proposed pipeline twice in two years, muddling recent indications that its approval might be imminent.

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.

The U.S. Food Waste Challenge goes out to everyone with a stake in the U.S. food chain except individual consumers.

Apex Logistics employees converted a storage space into every college man's dream hangout, complete with pinups and gym equipment.

Clean water means a better environment, but it also means better beer. Breweries are joining with the NRDC to defend the Clean Water Act.

Residents living near Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal rally against a planned residential development that they believe will lead to increased flooding risk.

The EPA has unveiled a plan to limit carbon emissions from new coal-fired power plants. Here's a look at what the rules could mean.

The EPA staff is being cut by 6 percent, disrupting services like pollution cleanup and public health research.

U.S. authorities have largely suspended their investigation of the molasses spill that fouled Hawaiian waters last month.

"American Wasteland" author Jonathan Bloom shares tips for the source reduction of food waste like shopping smarter and keeping foods visible.

Elevated levels of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in several classrooms have parents worried their children are at risk.

Should we be worried, or is it OK to keep drinking (for now)?

The Environmental Protection Agency spent MLK Day spreading the gospel of food waste reduction to faith-based groups.

About 53 million Americans live within 3 miles of a Superfund site. Here's a look at the status of 10 of the country's most prominent listings.

There's never been a better time to start bicycling to work. Here's how to get rolling!

Water is humanity's most valuable resource. Want to green your usage? These ideas cost next to nothing and can each save 1,000 gallons a year.

Here's a tasty and inexpensive way to turn a bit of leftover pasta into a savory meal. And it goes from pan to plate in about 5 minutes.

If you follow a few simple steps, we promise you won't smell after your bike ride to the office.

Do you really want to green your home? You can't do it alone. Here's how to get the sort of family buy-in you need to make it work.

Tailgating season is winding down, but football is still in the air. Can you make a stadium outing less of a green disaster? Try these tips and find out.

What’s the best way to be kind to Mother Nature when answering the call of nature? Here’s an example of why green choices aren’t always black and white.