In England, Tesco supermarket is overhauling its fresh produce department to fight food waste.

Here's a good list of items not to put in your garbage disposal, and a bonus list of 3 to be cautious about.

From Buckingham Palace to the BBC, British institutions are putting the kibosh on single-use plastic.

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

Malaysia and the Philippines are forcefully rejecting trash from wealthier countries.

Those helium-filled balloons you've seen bobbing in the breeze are the least important use of this critical element, especially since we don't have enough.

These plastic filters far surpass plastic straws in coastal cleanup tallies and they're toxic on land, too.

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.

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.

Wildlife biologist Steve Barlow has invented a nest box that can be added to utility right-of-way markers across the U.S. and Canada.

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

The Bramble Cay melomys lost most of its habitat to rising sea levels.

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

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

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

A few hacked e-mails does not overturn the mountain of science behind global warming, and if you think otherwise you're either coldly disingenuous or informatio

Science lingo may hurt efforts to inform the general public, a new study warns.

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

'Hackergate' — a desperate attempt by climate skeptics to revive the manufactured 'Climategate' scandal in advance of U.N. climate conference — will backfir

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

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

Today HP unveils a breakthough in powerful computer chip technology that can process data, store memory and stack 3-dimensionally.. just like a brain synapse.

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

Earth Day has provided the occasion for a tsunami of eco-friendly apps for the iPhone and now Android gets some green love.

Are the days of 'Star Wars'-type droids upon us? Israeli researchers host a tournament to see who can create a robot with the most human handshake.

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

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

The Tea Party and a few others don't like the idea of 'Big Brother' monitoring our electricity usage.

Meanwhile, rumors of a pending iPad 3 spread around the Web, but are they to be believed?

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

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

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.

Incentives for recycling old or unwanted electronics may be the best solution.

The Black Hornet, which can be carried in a soldier's pocket, has an onboard camera that gives troops video and still images of hard-to-access places.

Sustainability played a key role at this year's CES with both the CEA and Bosch donating materials and funds to Habitat for Humanity green building efforts.

Experts predict the World Wide Web will become seamlessly integrated into every aspect of our lives — but with a dark side to consider.

Invention start-up Quirky and GE launch the Aros Smart Air Conditioner, a window unit with added brains and good looks.

Anyone in the U.S. can buy Google Glass starting at 9 a.m. ET on April 15 through the Explorer program – but spaces are limited.

Isamu Akasaki, Hiroshi Amano and Shuji Nakamura have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their invention of the blue light-emitting diode.

Daniel Ballou separates the working parts from the heavy parts to make a speaker system out of concrete blocks.

Intel's Compute Stick turns your big TV into a working Windows computer.

RGB-type LED bulbs like the Philips Hue give you a lot of control and they're a lot of fun, too.

Wireless inductive charging built into furniture is a good idea whose time has not yet come.

Do energy vampires haunt your living room? Find out if you are electricity-savvy with your entertainment devices.