Annual Koch Institute exhibition explores the thought-provoking and stunning visuals behind life sciences and biomedical research at MIT.

Wildlife photographer Michel Rawicki captures polar bears in their private moments.

The Bats and Churches Partnership aims to ease the sometimes fraught relationship between bats and the houses of worship they roost in.

Archaeologists conducting digital surveys below the surface of St. Nicholas Church have discovered an untouched temple.

The research on acupuncture isn't clear-cut, but for those looking for relief from hot flashes or night sweats, this is one option.

From thyme to tea tree oil, natural remedies can help with dandruff, sun damage and more.

Lance Armstrong joins a new media campaign to market the innovative 2011 Nissan Leaf.

The LA Auto Show, which kicks off next week, is shaping up as very environmentally friendly this year, with a range of EV introductions and first-drive opportun

Even the big cars are fuel misers these days, as buyers with cash in their pockets cast a wary eye on $4 gas. Did GM really roll out a 35-mpg Chevrolet Impala?

A lawyer for energy giant Kinder Morgan recently argued that seeing the faces of unhappy pipeline protesters could constitute a form of assault.

Meet the author, farmer, entrepreneur and leader of the local food movement as he shares his thoughts on modern farming and the needs of animals.

Should working farm animals be allowed to live a peaceful retirement, or should they be slaughtered and consumed? The fate of oxen at a little farm at Green Mou

The mini-farm isn't just for tasty food — the Veg-01 experiment will test how well lettuce and other large plants grow in orbit.

Sales of organic are growing and dairy farms are getting incentives to switch to organic farming. Is voting with our dollars actually working?

Area 51 is the largest government-controlled land parcel in the U.S., but the government still denies its existence. Author Annie Jacobsen discusses her new boo

Wash and dry your clothes less to save resources and money.

With groundwater pumping and the evaporation of heavy weights of water, Earth's crust rebounds. This movement affects the fault, causing earthquakes.

See how much you know about the prehistoric beasts that once roamed the Earth.

Photographer Emma Phillips describes the series as "a poetic exploration of and tribute to Australia's monolithic landscape."

Outdoor Photographer of the Year honors the best images from 2018 that highlight landscapes, wildlife and nature.

Cash raised will benefit efforts to monitor the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the Sudan.

If there ever was a reason to invest in a decent pair of shower sandals ...

Likened to a cathedral, the ornate Crossness Pumping Station reopens for public tours following extensive rehabbing.

Coffee, olive oil and fish are just some of the adulterated and intentionally mislabeled foods regularly passed off as something they’re not.

Massive trees, towering over 250 feet, only flower once every 7 to 10 years.

The Australian government uses helicopters to drop thousands of pounds of carrots and sweet potatoes to hungry animals in areas affected by the bushfires.

Mike Lewis helps to heal people with brain injuries via some mindful belly-laughs.

Vermont's Mount Stratton hosted a festival dedicated to yoga, meditation and overall mindfulness.

Researchers funded by NOAA record footage of a giant squid in U.S. waters, and the discovery is magnificent.

Insect song, when slowed down dramatically, sounds otherworldly, but also human.

Newly unclassified recordings reveal eerie radio sounds heard during an Apollo mission that weren't coming from Earth.

Nocturnal opera isn't just for owls, as these audio clips make clear.

Celebrity dog trainer Cesar Millan and Audible have partnered to offer audiobooks for dogs.

Weary animals at elephant sanctuary in Thailand relax as volunteer plays classical piano music in the forest.

Ron Paul has been a vocal figure in American politics since 1977, and he has developed a lengthy record on energy and environmental policy.

More evidence of global warming in Peru, as Huacan glacier collapses into lake.

The deadly earthquake and tsunami that hit the Solomon Islands today struck along a subduction zone.

A tsunami that struck the UK in 2011 was caused by a storm roiling the ocean hundreds of miles away

Georgia-Pacific Wood Products, which recently received SFI chain-of-custody certification, has launched a new sustainability campaign.

Aiming to help eradicate the 'performance dinosaur' otherwise known as the standard American home, Bensonwood launches an affordable green prefab offshoot dubbe

LivingHomes once again teams up with manufactured home heavyweight Cavco for a trio of low-ish-cost, high-quality green prefabs that have nothing to do with Mar

Despite the unfortunate acronym, the London Original Loft (LOL) proposal cleverly repurposes unused railway viaduct arches into cave-like residences.

The modern prefab specialists at Modscape went for the obvious when naming this doozy of a concept home. But hey, it fits.

A messy winter storm is moving across the eastern half of the United States, threatening to delay holiday travel.

The 2017 Beaujolais Nouveau has just been released, fulfilling the destiny of many French gamay grapes.

Archaeologists have uncovered new evidence that could push the date of human habitation in Australia back possibly as far as 80,000 years ago.

Scientists have uncovered the mystery of beak evolution.

New research seems to demonstrate that iridium, a rare metal found in meteorites, can kill cancer cells.

The discovery of rare pterosaur eggs is being heralded as one of the most extraordinary discoveries in paleontology.

Surprising evidence linking Australia and Canada reminds us that our planet is a dynamic place.