Environmental Working Group’s latest Shopper’s Guide to Pesticides in Produce assists consumers in reducing the pesticides they consume in their diets.

Rescinding a 2014 ban, the planting of genetically-modified crops and the use of neonicotinoid pesticides are allowed in U.S. national wildlife refuges again.

As Obama plans for an energy makeover, his Department of Energy is still focused on nuclear weapons.

The Swirl Faucet also saves water, so long as you aren't completely beguiled by its beauty.

These gardens epitomize a balance between beauty and conservation, promoting smart water practices and boosting honeybee populations in the area.

Shock Top saves cheeky/ingenious conservation startup Drop-A-Brick from sinking.

A carnivorous plant, desert beetle and cactus are behind a revolutionary new material that can collect water out of thin air.

Freshwater supplies are dwindling as populations grow, but these companies are helping us use water more wisely.

With only the sun for energy, it can collect 3 liters of water a day.

In Arkansas, attention to thousands of miles of unpaved roads has helped clean up streams, ease the threat to endangered species and benefited everyone.

Spongy water harvester prototype that uses only sunlight was tested successfully in the Arizona desert.

A handy new tool can transform your pictures into colorful mosaics of emoji.

It's yet one more benefit of living in the Google years.

A Microsoft experiment goes awry in short order as Tay runs straight into Godwin's Law.

Environmentally and socially responsible investment companies help make ecosystems and the economy more sustainable.

Add $350 million to the already invested $350 million, and EV network start-up, Better Place, seems to have plenty of fuel to bring the world an EV network that

Conservative saver? Risky investor? Results of a new study suggest that your position in the family line-up may drive your financial decisions.

The new conference introduces investors from across the country to Southeastern companies to shed more light on business in the region.

October is Fair Trade Month. Celebrate by throwing a fair trade coffee hour -- or cocktail hour -- and buying better-for-kids chocolate on Halloween.

All 28 types of Honest Tea will sport the fair trade certification label by the end of March 2011.

H&M is the most ethically minded of the cheap clothing stores, but it still promotes virtually throwaway retail. What's a conscious shopper to do?

Customers at Ortine's in Brooklyn sit among the gardens where the food on their plates grows.

Restaurants tap into the community supported agriculture model.

Antique bulbs create retro vibe but also are the most-energy guzzling option for restaurants.

As sourcing ingredients directly from local farms gains in popularity, more chefs are building relationships with farmers to get the pick of their crops.

A food cart that uses real food ingredients like grass-fed beef, tallow and coconut milk is a winner in this household.

FarmedHere, a new 90,000-square-foot indoor farm, just opened in the suburbs of Chicago and is now the largest facility of its kind in the world.

Read about all about the green happenin's at this resort hotel hugging Lake Placid's Mirror Lake.

Korean scientists create energy-saving windows that reflect heat in the summer and absorb it during the winter.

Thelma Taormina isn't exactly keen on smart meters. So when a utility worker arrived at her Houston home to install one of the devices, she did what any totally

Think of vlogging as a video podcast, a video blog, if you will, where you share opinions, information, or just your life in general.

These critical elements are abundant in Alaska's Bokan Mountain, but extracting them could be a long and difficult process.

Scientists have developed a glass that changes from opaque to transparent and can be adjusted for different wavelengths of light.

You may not be able to see auroras in person, but soon you can watch them in the palm of your hand.

The Boeing Black tackles cybersecurity with a range of spy-like features.

The Hawaiian island has reopened its northern coast to tourists, but with new restrictions meant to protect local communities and wildlife.

Endangered loggerhead sea turtles are making a comeback in the Southeast thanks to protections put in place decades ago.

Climate doubters are apoplectic over a few misinterpreted sentences in the draft report.

You can dramatically reduce your carbon footprint just by choosing products and services that are locally-owned and produced.

It would make sense for Microsoft to either cut Windows RT out of the picture or somehow merge it with Windows Phone.

Popular magazine and testing facility finds that nontoxic paints have improved in recent years, performing just as well as conventional paints.

Swedish home furnishings giant Ikea wants to help us breathe easier with pollutant-busting window treatments.

New study takes a closer look at the link between music and sports performance.

The development of a smart grid would have substantial environmental and economic benefits.

In these financially uncertain times, more and more 9-to-5 workers are rounding out their paychecks with cash from entrepreneurial ventures.

Why does the North Dakota outpost of Williston have the highest rents for a one-bedroom apartment in the entire country according to a new survey?

The blue- and yellow-clad home furnishings behemoth plans to add 17 percent more green to the paychecks of employees who earn minimum wage.

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.

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.

Puerto Rico wants to attract more tourists as part of its post-Maria economic recovery efforts, so don't be afraid to go there.