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A look at how host cities compete for the gold in green -- and how Rio is gunning to overtake London for the sustainability gold. 
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A new design for the LED harkens back to the shape of the incandescent bulb we all know and love.
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A major fire at one of the country's biggest oil refineries that sent scores of people to hospitals with breathing problems will push gas prices above $4 a gallon.
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U.S. will fast-track 2 energy projects, President Barack Obama announced late Monday that a large wind farm and a solar-power plant both planned on federal land in Arizona will get expedited reviews so they can begin construction quickly.
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The couch seems like the perfect place to cheer on Team USA during the Olympics. But this activity will not win you a gold medal in the health department.
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The European heatwave of 2003, the Russian heatwave of 2010, last year's record-breaking drought and heat in Texas? All climate change.
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Mamaroneck, New York recently joined the ranks of fellow Westchester County city, Rye, in passing a ban of disposable shopping bags.
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ST. LOUIS -- Nearly 220 counties in a dozen drought-stricken states were added Wednesday to the U.S.
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Ford's new C-MAX Energi Plug-In Hybrid EV could expose the company to conservative anti-EV attacks.
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This past weekend, 50 activists from around the country mobilized to stand up against Big Coal and Mountaintop Removal (MTR) in West Virginia.
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Professor Richard Muller, one of the nation’s foremost climate change deniers, has finally changed his views on global warming thanks to a new study… his own.
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Learn how the nation’s largest group purchasing organizations came together in support of healthier hospitals and a greener supply chain.
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A new scientific paper says that more and more of the earth is being affected by extreme heat in the summer.
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In recent years, several food businesses like Costco, Shaw's, Walmart, and Safeway have been knuckling down on sustainable seafood programs and product lab...
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Brian Fox recently moved from one house to another in Irvine, California, and joined a growing number of consumers going "green" in the relocation process.
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Tokelau may not yet be a fully self-governing country, but it may well become the world's first nation to get all of its electricity from solar power.
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Good Eggs, a San Francisco-based startup aiming “to bring people and food closer together,” launched a pilot this week.
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Bhutan is taking a step towards creating a more ecological sustainable world by attempting to make the transition to only using organic agricultural methods.
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Environmental groups in England are demanding that shoppers pay for their single-use plastic bags.
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NEW YORK — Should headphones made out of recycled trash ever cost $349? It depends on how cool they are.
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Here are 10 impacts we’re seeing right now that climate change is very likely worsening, in some cases playing a major role.
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Are these the greenest Olympics ever? Can building a city that will only be used for two weeks really be green? Well maybe not totally green, but this year"s Games are the most eco friendly Olympics of our time.
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This is in addition to massive transmission losses due to corruption and outright theft, as well as the age of the electric grid itself.
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