Video: Josh Dorfman, host of "The Lazy Environmentalist," talks with msnbc's Willie Geist about the best ways to go green and protect the environment.

Check out this full listing of the interviews I've conducted here on MNN over the years.

Find out if the acerbic celebrity chef is impressed.

'10 Cloverfield Lane' actor says his weight loss was inspired by a desire to live a better life.

After his dog died, Ryan Gosling took to wearing George's tag.

Two goats discovered along subway tracks in Brooklyn are on now safely on their way to Farm Sanctuary.

A new study introduces 18 previously unknown spider species that look remarkably like pelicans.

Conservation efforts are helping some large predators reclaim ancestral habitats, a new study finds.

Insects don't necessarily die off in winter. Here's a look at some of the unusual survival strategies insects use to combat winter weather.

No generations in the history of human civilization have consumed as much of the planet's natural bounty as the ones alive today. So what are we doing this Eart

Keep it simple this Earth Day with these easy-going, eco-savvy ideas.

The search engine shows the globe some love in celebration of April 22.

PBS Kids' beloved Arthur cartoon will spend Earth week teaching kids to go green.

Leaders during the Cancun climate meetings are walking a fine line of keeping expectations in perspective, but also wanting to get something done as deadlines l

On Nature Photography Day, take your camera outside to make a difference for wildlife!

Covering thousands of miles on three-inch wings, the common green darner dragonfly completes a multi-generation journey every year.

If a bird has zygodactyl feet, that means two toes point forward and two point back. This makes life easier for woodpeckers, owls, parrots and ospreys.

The enormous spiders known as Goliath birdeater tarantulas are gentle giants, and beautiful to boot!

These huge beasts have inspired myths of fantastic proportions. Get to know the real life dragons of Komodo Island.

Scientists took 1,445 photos of Chile's Jorge Montt glacier between 2010 and 2011, creating a time-lapse video of its dramatic retreat.

A massive iceberg, larger than the city of Chicago, broke off of Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier.

Greenland is famous for its massive glaciers, but the region was relatively free of ice until about 2.7 million years ago.

If you visit Churchill, Manitoba, you won't be bouncing around like you're on the moon, but its lower gravity is a scientific oddity.

This South American region has plenty of natural thrills to offer for the intrepid traveler.

Humanity is not only moving too slowly in curbing CO2 emissions — we're moving the wrong direction.

Fresh, seasonal produce shouldn't cost a fortune.

A new study finds footwear desensitizes feet and may even affect balance. It's time to embrace the callus.

Irish teen Fionn Ferreira won the 2019 Google Science Fair for removing microplastics from water.

Researchers may have finally figured out what kind of drugs Vikings were on as they headed into battle in a blood-thirsty state known as berserkergan.

Ford Motor Company plans to use 30% less water per vehicle by 2015.

The all-new Niro is joined by revamped versions of the Optima.

A toast to the guy who turned supermarket grape juice into wine and won the Internet.

Studies show that complex and creative activities like knitting, cake decorating or crossword puzzles can create a non-medicinal, feel-good high.

Brighter Living with Jill Cordes: Smarter shipping and retail makes these companies green.

Taking a short-term food break may have some pretty amazing health benefits.

These photos of service dogs went viral after part of their training took place at a play at the Stratford Festival in Canada.

Designer Benjamin Jones wants to erect the Sustainable TreeHouse, an eco-friendly 'interactive playground' on New York City's Governors Island. But he needs you

A giant floating sphere built from discarded umbrellas will next set sail on one of the country's most notorious Superfund sites: The Gowanus Canal.

Rainworks latest rain-activated installation makes waiting for the bus a touch less tedious.

Physicists love the Higgs boson, but they hate the God particle. The elusive Higgs particle, which scientists at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) particle accele

"Psychomachia," a medieval epic poem, may be the first, and certainly most brutal, comic book.

Animal tracking is time-consuming and difficult, but a new book "Where the Animals Go" by Cheshire and Umbert shows how technology is helping.

Even if you haven't read some of the books in your library, they are still doing you good.

The end has come for new stories about Middle-earth, but there will never be an end to how they will inspire.

Dr. John Bradshaw decodes cat behavior and explains what felines really think of us.

Rehoboth Beach, Del., is a grade-A beach town -- the “Nation’s Summer Capital” nickname is well-deserved. It’s a place where Mother Nature and the atypi

The Indian Ocean is the world's biggest plastic dumping ground, but some of it is leaking elsewhere.

A dog lost in Florida is found a dozen years later in Pennsylvania, and her owner and everyone else is in tears.

Letting go of things we can't control is easy to say, harder to do. But it is possible, and here's how you can do it.

From biodegradable coffins to tree-sprouting urns, eco-friendly burials offer a way for those who live green to also die green.