The first scientific study linking hydraulic fracturing to flammable drinking water was published. (more)

A 16 year old  has "filed a lawsuit against the United States of America, for allowing money to be more powerful than the survival of my generation, and for making decisions that threaten our right to a safe and healthy planet." (more)

The UN Environment Programme shows an indisputable link between animal products and accelerating climate change. (more)

Another 2012: Time for Change screening comes to Southern California for Earth Night, an evening of live art, music, and film. (more)

As technology advances in our modern world, the design principle "biomimicry" looks to nature for answers to complex problems. (more)

Participate in a healing ceremony for the waters of Japan, hosted by Dr. Masaru Emoto this Thursday at 12pm in your time zone.  (more)

Researchers at Michigan State University rely on shock waves to fuel hybrid cars more efficiently. (more)

On Saturday March 26 rallies will be held in 20 states to fight for the right to know about what Monsanto is doing to your food.  (more)

Just when you thought that a peaceful uprising of the people has been missing from the Climate Change Movement, momentum forms around the trial of Tim DeChristopher. (more)

Millions of sardines and jellyfish wash ashore in California and Florida: what will be the next unexplainable mass animal death? (more)

This spring, the Southern California Permaculture Convergence hosts a village of permaculture workshops and skill-sharing in Malibu, CA. (more)

Arkansas has experienced over 800 earthquakes in the past six months, with fracking a possible cause for the dramatic increase. (more)

By 2050, personal space might be a thing of the past. (more)

The story of how 10,000 rural Haitian farmers marched seven kilometers to take part in a burning of GMO seeds donated by Monsanto via the US Agency for International Development. (more)

Mass animal, fish and bird die-offs continue around the world with several possibilities, but no clear answers as to the cause. (more)

Visionary Russian architect Alexander Remizov has created a prototype for what he calls "The Ark," a futuristic dome that sits halfway underwater and could withstand earthquakes, tornadoes, and biblical era floods. (more)

Thousands of birds and fish have suddenly dropped dead in the United States, with reports of similar mass death coming in from other parts of the world. (more)

Wikileaks reveals that the EPA allowed for the extermination of honey bees. (more)

An extensive ecosystem has been discovered under the seabed. (more)

The US Senate prepares to vote on a bill that could jeopardize the right to locally grown food. (more)