The rocks in Death Valley have begun relocating themselves across the desert. (more)

In Malawi, a young man uses the power of innovation and ingenuity to create clean energy for his community. (more)

The year 2012 coincides with the next predicted solar sunspot maximum. A dramatic increase in cosmic radiation is likely to affect Earth's magnetic fields and the atmosphere of the planet in unpredictable ways. The question is to what extent and how these changes will manifest. (more)

The Lower Congo River dramatically expands our knowledge of evolutionary systems.

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Seven new “glow in the dark” species of mushrooms were discovered around the globe this October. (more)

Scientists testing the future effects of increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere found that poison ivy grew 150% faster than other plant life. (more)

A network of fold-able scooters and tiny electric cars wins the second annual Buckminster Fuller Challenge.

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On Saturday, October 24th people across the world will take a stand for climate action by empasizing the importance of the number 350.

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Buzzing over the web this week is the discovery of the Bagheera kiplingi, a new member to the arachnid family being documented as the first vegetarian of his kind. (more)

Join evolvers in cities across the world Wed, Oct. 21 as we discuss global food security in the 21st Century. Find your local Spore or start your own. (more)

Everyday houseplants may be useful in naturally filtering your indoor air quality.

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The Friends of Slow Money Alliance want you to join thousands this week in seeding a new economy by contributing $5 or more to the not-for-profit Slow Money Alliance. (more)

British conservationists are working to repopulate the short-haired bumblebee that became extinct in the UK with descendants found in New Zealand. (more)

A new award winning documentary depicts teen mothers planting seeds for success in the middle of Detroit.

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Tasmanian scientists have cloned Lomatia Tasmanica (more commonly known as King's Lomatia) to ensure the continued existence of the 43,000 year old plants.

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These new inflatable solar panels can be zipped together for easy and customizable solar power. (more)

Environmen- taland, the world's first eco-theme park, is up and running but will "polar bear wrestling" help curb global warming? (more)

Earn your permaculture degree while helping create self-sufficiency in one of the most impoverished communities in America. (more)

In a state responsible for emitting twice the amount of per capita greenhouse gasses than the American average, Dreaming New Mexico aims to forge a sustainable future. [Video]