A mom, inspired by her own little 'chickins,' has hatched a fun, colorful line of nutrition learning tools that can inspire other families to build healthy habi

Marketing guru Seth Godin talks about the marketing of global warming, the future of publishing, and what's going to happen when the entire world buys a car.

Filmmaker and writer Jonathan Kesselman talks about his latest project, what's funny about global warming, and California's growing anti-circumcision movement.

A former insurance man turns fresh fruits and natural ingredients into delightful ice pops that his customers can’t get enough of.

The man behind the Hunter Angler Gardener Cook blog wants to pass along his knowledge so others can discover the edible foods all around them.

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

Marc Gunther is a veteran journalist and online media maven covering the world of green business.

Danielle Brigida is one of the most respected people in the world of nonprofit social media. Read more about this 1-woman army who convinced the National Wildli

John Rooks spoke at TEDxDirigo about the need for businesses to be authentically green. Read more about his ideas and why he loves the state of Maine.

With her delicious and healthy products in the store, Mary Waldner shares her rise to success, how she eats at home, and advice to us all in how to enjoy a heal

Blogger and editor Anna Hackman chats with MNN about green buildings, green business and bar mitzvahs.

Interview with drug policy reform activist Tom Angell, founder of Marijuana Majority.

Light pollution steals from us the view of the universe in which we live. Check out this beautiful photograph taken high in the Sierra Nevada of an unblemished

A small town in Illinois has become the world's third International Dark Sky Community, a place that aims to protect the quality of its dark, star-filled sky by

Skylines and landmarks from across the globe turn off their lights for 60 minutes in celebration of Earth Hour.

In 'Hades Exhales,' viewers are given a day-to-night tour of one of the most volatile geothermal landscapes in the country.

The latest from the SKYGLOW project captures the Grand Canyon during a full cloud inversion.

Star Count 2019 engages stargazers in England and draws attention to the growing threat of light pollution.

Can you celebrate America without meat on the barbeque grill? Sure you can. With a free vegetable grilling eBook and some of MNN's own recipes, you’ll have lo

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.

The online retailer's new 'Election Heat Map' uses book-sales data to reveal a widespread Republican streak among its American customers.

ames Beard Award winner Elissa Altman's book about her relationships with food and those she loves is a bargain right now for Kindle.

When Susan Bennett laid down recordings for a client, she had no idea she'd someday be speaking to more than 100 million people.

A rampant scam can add $20 more to your phone bill if you hit redial. Make sure your kids know not to call the scammers back.

The EveryDrop LA app makes it easier for ordinary Los Angelenos to identify and report sources of wasted water in their communities.

Transit use is going up as people prefer using their smartphones to driving.

The design world is agog at its ugliness, and the fact that it was needed in the first place.

In your phone. Or down the street at the supermarket.

Everything from the way we tell time to the way we measure things and plug in our phones is screwed up.

Dog trainer Anna Jane Grossman provides private iPad lessons to dogs, where she teaches them to nose the screen to activate apps.

The technology industry is spurred by those who think ahead and think big — but these predictions were all wrong.

To celebrate the 30th birthday of Macintosh, Apple filmed an ad entirely on an iPhone and aired it during the Super Bowl.

In addition to its ease of breaking, the iPad Mini is also the most difficult gadget to repair according to a new study.

Microsoft is expected to unveil its flagship software suite for its competitor's tablet at the end of the month.

As we head into the kitchen with tablets and smartphones, we need creative ways to keep them food-free.

Introducing Karl Rove 2.0 and his new post-propaganda 'astroturfing' industry that funnels oil money into fake grassroots organizations. His goal? Stop climate

Massachusetts-based dirty coal company LoraxAg reached deep into the well of greenwash when they picked their name. Too bad it'll probably get them sued.

In anticipation of the release of a comprehensive cleaning product safety database this fall, the Environmental Working Group publishes its Cleaners Hall of Sha

One part garden shed, one part eco-clubhouse and one part home office, the Archipod gives work-at-homers a chance to step out of the house

Don't try to pin down Don Vardo, a petite workspace/guest studio with several green features ... it's capable of leaving when the open road beckons.

The heated battle for control of a strip of pavement on a single street in Brooklyn highlights the battlelines in the Bike Lane Wars. Hint: It's not about bikes

Telecommuting, HOV lanes and drive-through emission testing once seemed like the future of green transportation. To keep pace with growing mobility demands worl

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.

A lunchbox and a thermos may be the best tools for saving money during the work week.

Bloomberg Rankings has released a list of bike-to-work rates in 25 major U.S. cities and Portland, Ore., came out on top. In 2010, nearly 16,000 workers biked t

Android and iOS users alike will benefit from a redesigned Google Maps app that will include ratings, deals and an incident reporting feature.

More than 80 percent of Rising Tide Car Wash's employees have autism — and its owners hope to increase that number soon.

American workers either don't get paid vacation days, or they are afraid to use them.

The way we work and the jobs we do are changing fast. Are you keeping up?

Except for war or natural disaster, young people have never had it so bad economically.