California wildfires and a dwindling water supply in Atlanta might prompt us to recreate the rain dance. (more)

Is ridding the Earth's surface of industrial waste as easy as it's claimed to be? (more)

The 2007 Red List of Threatened Species reports that western gorillas are "critically endangered." (more)

EcoNouveau kicks off LA Fashion Week with a "green stilleto" leading the way. (more)

If temperatures around the world get higher, the countries closest to the equator will dry up first. (more)

A Welsh family built their low- impact woodland home with a chainsaw, hammer and chisel. (more)

DiCaprio's MTV-generation environmental documentary, The 11th Hour, brings urgency and hope to an impending planetary crisis. (more)

The period from 2005 to 2014 marks the Decade of Education for Sustainable Development – a United Nations initiative to encourage environmental responsibility through education. Such methods of learning can have real transformative power, raising awareness about humanity's impact on the planet. As citizens of the developed world, our biggest challenge lies in overcoming our “educated ignorance,” to embrace Sustainable Education and transform our relation to the Earth. (more)

The life- sustaining battery we call Earth needs a serious recharge. (more)

Asheville pulls more than its weight in promoting sustainable living. (more)

Simple lessons taken from the savanna might just save Earth's industrial farming dilemma. (more)

Our storehouses for "wealth for good" come up short for environmentalists. (more)

Genetically-modified fish grow faster and larger, but may threaten fish populations with extinction because of the Trojan Gene Effect. (more)

Evan Almighty arrives as the first green movie and a timely warning about climate change. (more)

Bill McKibben's new book, Deep Economy, argues that society's true wealth doesn't come from markets. (more)

Smokey the Bear is on the lookout for the culprit behind blazes in Utah and California, and our farming practices may be it. (more)

A multinational farming corporation wants to protect the rainforest. Is it corporate altruism or big business as usual? (more)

Michel Andre is one of the world's great experts on the acoustics of the sperm whale. For years he was vexed about how to tell the clicking of individual whales apart when analyzing recordings made by groups of these Moby Dick-type whales foraging under water. Then he invited a Senegalese drummer, Arona N'Diaye Rose, to listen to his recording of a four-member unit of vocalizing sperm whales. Things started to "click" once he brought a drummer into the mix. (more)

Pundits claim climate change will lower bills and make forests more productive. (more)

2000 square meters of grass was recently laid in London's Trafalgar Square to promote green spaces and villages in the city.

An encounter with post-oil visionary Richard Heinberg reveals once again how we can downshift our addiction and break the habit. (more)

Countries are trying to legalize whale hunting. But as we consider the question, we should look at the ivory market for guidance. (more)

Solar, wind and electrically powered vehicles offer an alternative to extinction – like this Eclectic. (more)

The film The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil explores Cuba’s sudden loss of oil in the 1990s, and the country's embrace of sustainablity. (more)

Montréal joins a growing list of cities cutting down on fuel consumption and emissions and generally clearing the air by installing solar powered trash bins. (more)

If food was once delivered by boat or camel, it can be sustainably delivered today. (more)

This thermal power plant is Europe's first commercial solar energy station, producing electricity for thousands of people in southern Spain. (more)