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

Timing matters: Flowers bloom, insects emerge, birds migrate, and planting and hunting seasons are carefully coordinated times in order to take advantage of wha

While the verdict may still be out about the iPad in the human world, pets across the country are unanimous in their confusion.

Nintendo gets the lowest score on the Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics for its failure to address e-waste or cut CO2 emissions.

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?

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

2014's big tech news comes early in the year with the announcement that Google plans to acquire Nest Labs for $3.2 billion in cash.

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

The UP North Loop offers a unique but daunting tour through an array of wild landscapes.

Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps, the health food store staple with confounding labeling, has been a green home fixture for over 60 years.

Switching out some surprisingly toxic household products for cleaner, greener alternatives can help save your health, money and the planet.

Starting June 2011, beauty products making 'organic' claims will have to meet the same certification standards as food products at Whole Foods.

The granola guru John Mackey has a new book and is once again making waves with his outspoken views.

A guild of artisans is preserving traditional weaving methods in a region of Peru overshadowed by the ruins of Machu Picchu.

You can still enjoy a wide variety of pasta dishes while following a special diet with these suggestions.

Traveling in the states this summer? You’ll want to follow this Facebook page to help you find farm-to-table restaurants all over the country.

When you want a good, sustainable, quick burger and fries, the Shake Shack is a great option. The Shake Shack is a growing chain of restaurants that started as

This book with blessings from many cultures and religions will make practicing gratitude for food, family and friends a renewed experience.

WikiPearl is an edible shell that wraps around food and complements the flavor. It’s meant to take the place of throwaway packaging, but it poses a challenge.

With today's technology, myths get spread quickly, so let's debunk a few green ones.

Before you use CFLs in your home, be sure you understand what to do should a bulb break.

Even though the California Gold Rush took place more than a century ago, it left a toxic legacy of mercury pollution.

Tiny tempests above cracks in Arctic sea ice help pull down toxic mercury and ozone from the sky — an unexpected new source of mercury pollution.

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

Are aphids and other pests wrecking your garden? Partner up with ladybugs to stop the carnage.

Humans and house spiders go way back, yet we rarely give this relationship much thought. Here's what to know about your arachnid roommates.

Yes, says a new campaign that champions backyard pools as a drought-friendlier landscaping alternative.

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

The bottled water people have run them out of town, but it's a historic public service.

A threatened species is on the brink of disappearing as pot farms on public land dish out poisoned baits for wildlife.

The now-permanent rules are just common sense, really.

This huge wetland ecosystem is running out of freshwater, and conservation efforts may not be moving fast enough.

The Ooho 'water bottle' is a gelatinous blob that allows you to have your bottled water (minus the plastic) and eat it too.

In June 2012, a network of 16,000 computers trained itself to recognize a cat by looking at 10 million images from YouTube videos.

After years of debilitating pain, I thought the situation was hopeless, but it wasn't.

You want to feel safe? Be a nobody with nothing anyone is interested in.

The teachers say they never gave permission to be bathed in radiation all day.

Solving secret codes hidden within video games could soon spill over into real life mysteries.

Are you a cyberslacker? Turns out checking Facebook and laughing at LOLcats makes you a more productive worker, research shows.

The World1 computer program at MIT considered a range of factors and predicted the world might collapse in 2040. So far, it has been right.

Researchers propose developing nanobots that connect our brains with the cloud.

As the president leapfrogs from India to Indonesia to Seoul, he's making deals on green energy in the hopes of curbing climate change.

MNN's lifestyle blogger loves the sweet and crunchy taste of Chocolate Maca Chunk — a raw, organic, vegan and fair trade chocolate bar handcrafted by Lulu's C

Sweatshops filled with robots could bring manufacturing of smartphones, computers and TVs to the United States, as well.

This serene video from Colorado Parks and Wildlife shows a large herd of elk running across the landscape in Colorado.

Platypuses are odd critters filled with surprises, and a few mysteries.

Good food and wine at a sustainable Fell’s Point restaurant.

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

NASA is pressing forward on assessing the value of a "human-tended waypoint" near the far side of the moon — one that would embrace international partnerships