“Down to Earth” highlights the sustainability inititaives at several of California’s wineries and opens up your sustainable wine choices.

Method creates a healthy system of plants, animals and soil while considering celestial effects on life.

A new study finds surging levels of harmful phthalates in instant macaroni and cheese.

The Artificial Inorganic Leaf (AIL) may unlock the secrets to producing cheap, clean hydrogen by mimicking the photosynthetic structure of the leaf.

A visit to Panasonic's Eco Ideas House and to the big Tokyo electronics show, which embraced green this year, incorporating the electric car into a smart grid v

On the evening of Nov. 21, upwards of 400 meteors per hour may light up the night sky.

'Tis the season of giving, and this December night sky is saving some of its biggest gifts for last.

December is a chilly time for stargazing, but catching a glimpse of the Geminids makes it all worthwhile.

The start of the new decade ushers in a celestial medley of stargazing events to look forward to.

The Quadrantids will peak Jan. 4 with good viewing opportunities in North America.

'Hidden Gems' calendar is offered as a free download to commemorate the stunning accomplishments of the famed space telescope.

A new high-resolution image reveals the center of our galaxy as never seen before.

While he was a NASA intern, Wolf Cukier discovered a planet while combing through data from the TESS satellite.

The collision between these stars in 2083 will be impossible to miss.

From the first supermoon of the year to the return of the zodiacal light, these are the best skywatching moments for February 2020.

NASA has released 'astonishing' results from the first up-close flyby of a Kuiper Belt space rock.

Get ready to spring forward, get up early and catch some beautiful sights in the March sky like the Crow Moon, the occultation and vernal equinox.

A 2012 study of homes in L.A. shows just how menacing stuff can be: "Many find their accumulated possessions exhausting to contemplate, organize, and clean."

You might get discounts by sharing your fitness data with an insurance company. But they might get way too much insight into the details of your life.

So what if millennials killed mayonnaise and golf. Baby boomers killed the stuff that really matters — like the climate.

Should they be means tested, or should programs be universal?

Baby boomers aren't that old and they aren't ready for retirement homes – yet.

Who says you can't outrun old age?

Planet Green's web video series features 26 tasty organic treats... in alphabetical order.

Small farmers work hard. Should you ask them to charge less for their hard work?

Soaring prices have made walnuts, almonds and other nuts a tempting target.

There are dozens of reasons to go the farmers market, but opening day, these five are particularly important.

Alexandra Cousteau speaks with Pitt, who points out we have hit the age of limits on the Colorado.

Alexandra Cousteau revisits Scott St. Pierre in Louisiana and learns how he and others are coping with the oil spill.

Tour an organic farm and learn what makes it certified organic.

Video: Watch Farmer D and friends update a late summer garden for fall.

Chuck visits a unique community with an organic farm, three restaurants, thousands of acres of green space and EarthCraft homes.

Learn how a community was built with pedestrians in mind.

Video: Niecy Nash and Peter Fonda share what? Their smart eco-tips.

Watch Part I of Chuck's exclusive interview and take the quiz below to win tickets to the 10,000 Lakes Festival.

Watch part 2 of Chuck's interview with Widespread Panic's John Bell.

Video: Danielle shows you how to celebrate Valentine's Day in an organic way.

These coasters are a cinch to customize for the animal-lovers in your life.

This offbeat but ancient gardening technique remains a novel way to show off your plants.

Experts argue that the downsized power sources can provide safe, efficient energy.

The MIT physicist is already steeped in Beltway politics, but his enthusiasm for nuclear power and natural gas worries some environmental advocates.

Growing food isn't about green-thumbing our nose at Mother Nature; it's about knowing her well enough to enlist her assistance.

A hybrid that would be cold-hardy and suitable for outdoor planting may be available for home landscapes in a few years.

There's a poaching ring focused on some succulents in the genus Dudleya, which can fetch millions on the black market in East Asia.

Gardener Donna Stumphf wanted to grow a few vegetables for the needy and ended up with more than 1.5 tons.

Ecological landscape designer Jessi Bloom offers guidance in designing a yard that is healing for spirit and nature and creating sacred, meditative space.

Meanwhile in England, shopping basket theft is on the rise.

Onward Bag is landfill-skirting design at its most ingenious.

There's an 'urgent need' for rules governing the use of lab-grown brains.

Research suggests one sex may be better than the other when it comes to humor.