On the heels of a failed COP15, one story reminds me of the importance of media in the fight to save our planet.

The EJC is sending someone to Cancun for the next climate summit. Budding bloggers, this is your chance to get noticed.

The fate of the 14-year-old climate treaty will likely be determined in Durban, South Africa, where the latest round of U.N. climate talks begin this week.

TckTckTck has a news and social media hub to help people who don't speak 'acronymese' understand what is going on at the Doha COP 18 climate talks.

How do you convene a large group of people to share and learn important information and interact socially without causing a negative impact on the environment?

For your health and the environment's, take at least one weekly stroll.

The journalist is conducting a 9-month 'economic patriotism' experiment by eating nothing but French food and using only French-made products.

We don't want greenhouse gas emissions, but we do want energy. What if we could bury one to get more of the other?

There are a number of reasons our houses are getting bigger, and it's a real problem.

Philips, a company known for its L Prize-winning, checking account-busting incandescent replacements, enters the web-enabled LED market with a spendy, smart and

Although several manufacturers have plans to release long-lasting, energy-sipping LED A-Line bulbs that replace the near-obsolete 100-watt incandescent, Osram S

The NanoLight, a new Kickstarter-funded 12-watt LED bulb, eschews fancy-schmancy smart capabilities and instead focuses on groundbreaking energy savings.

Realizing that some folks may need further convincing to ditch incandescents, LED pioneer Cree releases a series of TV spots starring Lance Reddick.

Get the skinny on SlimStyle, Philips' latest LED bulb release that boasts a svelte profile and a price tag that's anticipated to be highly competitive.

According to Osram Sylvania's 6th annual Socket Survey, not too many folks realize that 40W and 60W incandescent bulbs will go bye-bye come Jan 1.

Just when you thought energy-efficient light bulb uprisings were a thing of the past, the DOE is now powerless when it comes to enforcing efficiency standards.

Breaking up (with incandescents) can be hard to do. To help ease the pain, Philips unveils an LED that "lets people hold onto the light they love ..."

Model guidelines from the U.N. for energy-efficient light bulbs aid developing nations in smoothly transitioning from incandescents to LEDs.

A fair trade wedding dress maker discusses how her business was born.

Feel free to leave your heart in San Francisco, but don't forget to drop those old boxer shorts and blouses in one of the city's new textile recycling bins.

Singer-songwriter, in collaboration with G-Star Raw, will create jeans made from plastic-based 'bionic yarn'.

Upset about the racy tees, Judy Cox put some citizen-enacted censorship into place.

A new study suggests that people who dress differently appear more successful than their coworkers.

With new app, ousted founder of the Men's Wearhouse brings the tailor to your door.

The government’s new cash for appliances rebate program is run state by state. Is your state participating yet?

Designed to take the guesswork out of buying energy-efficient home appliances, EcoRebates.com includes a state-by-state rebate database of available incentives.

Godwin feels just as comfortable rock climbing a couple hundred feet off the deck as he does in a video editing suite. Meet this digital-friendly adventurer and

Martyn Poliakoff, a professor of chemistry at the University of Nottingham, may first appear like a mad scientist in his popular series of YouTube videos in whi

In this gorgeous short film, satellite dish arrays from around North America join the sky in a celestial waltz.

Researchers are trying to better understand how light pollution affects the endangered animals.

Chengdu's wild plan involves a reflective satellite or "moon" that would beam down a "dusk-like glow" within city limits.

Cookbook sales are still strong, but as more cooks embrace websites and apps, cookbooks could be in danger of going the way of other print mediums.

Nature Conservancy, Conservation International, WWF, Sierra Club -- are the biggest environmental NGO's losing credibility by receiving funds from major corpora

The nine lives of an auto journalist. I was nearly a goner on several continents. Believe me, these stories weren't as amusing then as they are now.

Everybody says we are, but an economist claims that the data show otherwise.

9 dying professions being kept alive by dedicated diehards

Watch as 15-year-old Ann Makosinski explains how she figured out the voltage and circuitry necessary to facilitate her design.

The Buddy Bench is designed to foster friendships and prevent the blues at playtime.

Wyland Foundation's National Art Contest helps kids think about how they can protect the oceans.

The Every Kid in a Park initiative aims to get kids active and outdoors, but it may also turn them into environmental stewards.

Free-range parents argue that allowing kids to make their own choices helps build self-confidence and happiness.

The project will utilize a 2,000-meter barrier, making it the largest floating structure ever deployed in the ocean.

From atoms to stardust, these books get kids familiar with some of science's most fascinating terms and concepts.

As Justice John Paul Stevens steps down from the bench, environmentalists remember a "green justice." Though little is known about her environmental positions,

National surveys show the public supports having more green energy. But in local elections energy is likely to take a backseat to the economy.

Senate's Energy and Natural Resources Committee is about to experience change.

Just a week after the West Virginia Governor shot a bullet through the cap and trade bill he has pulled way ahead in the polls.

The newly elected senator is having a tough time getting on committees after taking 'dead aim' at the cap-and-trade bill during the campaign season.

New Mexico senator's plan to retire creates questions for Democrats and environmentalists in 2012.

Aadd a dash of homegrown design to your Fourth of July blowout with items designed and/or sold by members of the American Design Club.