The next phase will further de-risk the 763 billion cubic feet of 2C resources at the Ntorya field.

There’s no denying that Facebook is popular among the teenage crowd, but a recent study shows that Twitter and Instagram aren’t too far behind.

From rare orchids to a flower that lives for just a few hours, these blooms are the pick of the crop.

Check out this useful infographic that has tips on pairing cheese with red, white or pink wine, plus explanations on why the pairings work.

State Sen. Ann Rivers thinks Bigfoot should be on the Washington state license plates and could even help save state parks.

The Gender Guardian offers 12 years of education, from elementary school to college.

The holidays have plenty of hustle and bustle, and it can overwhelm children on the autism spectrum. Sensitive Santas can help bring seasonal joy.

A federal judge has ordered the Food and Drug Administration to make the morning-after pill available to teens without a prescription.

The number of teenage girls and boys in the United States who have received the vaccine remains "unacceptably low" says the CDC.

A brightly-colored fungus found only on Hawaiian lava flows might be the most powerful aphrodisiac ever discovered.

Former oilman T. Boone Pickens talks about the need to get off foreign oil and the recent spill in the Gulf Coast.

Officials will offer money to owners of environmentally sensitive farmland if they idle it in a conservation program instead of growing crops.

“Inconvenient Truth” producer Laurie David teams up with Katie Couric to make a film that has the Grocery Manufacturers Association defending its efforts.

A petition to to the USDA to allow food stamps to be used online could make affordable, healthy foods easily available to people in food deserts.

We know sea levels will rise, and by just looking at the Southeast region, it's easier to see how sea level rise will affect wildlife and culture.

Once you try this recipe for homemade baby wipes you'll never go back to store-bought again.

Although it may strike some as too minimalist, too clinical, this remodel of a cramped studio apartment in Athens is full of clever, space-expanding tricks.

These tiny, lightweight gadgets could mean huge savings for farmers.

Video: Life erupts once again from the once lifeless mountain.

Reconnect with the wild in these magic Celtic gardens.

A special sugar in these greens keeps good bacteria happy.

When most people hear poultry at home, they think of chickens, thanks to the current trend of urban cluckers. It turns out that there are a lot more options tha

Last week's total solar eclipse was a confusing phenomenon for a brood of chickens in the Faroe Islands.

A historic moment for the energy industry — leading technology company Siemens abandons its nuclear division in favor of growing wind market.

A world in need of faster computers, smarter phones and more energy-efficient light bulbs threatens to strain the small supply of rare metals used by the global

The winners of the Nature Conservancy's photo contest celebrate the natural world in all its splendor.

Inside a rather humdrum-looking suburban Washington, D.C., home, the typical family of 4 is replaced by a virtual clan as part of a $2.5M effort to test energy-

From arugula to kale, these tasty sprouts can fill your plate with nutrition.

These bitter cruciferous vegetables are an often-looked superfood — unless you live in the South, that is.

Siemens recently broke ground on a wind power nacelle production facility in Hutchinson, Kansas; the facility will bring more than 400 green-collar jobs to the

Break out the turntable and your old vinyl, and you may be surprised at how your digital loving kids connect with them — and you.

For many people, summer means music festival season. Here are several steps to protect your hearing while also jamming out to your favorite music.

He may not have won an Oscar, but the director of "Gasland" isn’t backing off the natural gas industry.

T. Boone Pickens talks politics, climate change and polar bears during his latest visit to Washington, D.C., to speak to the National Press Club.

The gradual recovery of the building and remodeling industries is being slowed by high prices for lumber. However, there is a plentiful, sustainable alternative

Snow and near sub-zero temps didn't prevent a horde of prefab admirers — including this blogger — from welcoming Breezehouse to the East Coast.

Potters Fields in England is a perfect example of how to use design elements to make the landscape shine in the colder months.

New service offers refurbished cell phones complete with green tips for teens.

Chanie Kirschner remembers a time long ago when no one had cell phones.

A diet of mixed greens is good for the body, and a diet of mixed green Twitter users is good for the mind.

Pollan's best-selling book 'In Defense of Food' answered the question, 'What should I eat?' Now the book is a documentary, airing on PBS Dec. 30.

'What are we supposed to do?' one hiker whispered as a puma stared them down in Sequoia National Park.

Open to biking, kayaking and cross-country skiing, this 15,000-mile-trail isn't your run-of-the-mill recreational trail.

Here's our list of royal gardens to consider adding to your Best-of-Britain tourist itinerary.

The Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge opens to the public Sept. 15 amid controversy and concerns.

Environmental Working Group's newest sunscreen guide rates the safest sunscreens and calls out bad practices (like too-high SPFs.)

Fracking for shale gas may be dangerous, but the international agency offers a list of rules it says can make the process 'environmentally acceptable.'

As the season of giving approaches, support your local food bank's commitment to give less junk food and donate only nutritious food.

In 2015, Albuquerque launched an innovative program aimed at helping the area's homeless. Instead of ticketing panhandlers, city officials offered them jobs.

The Salvation Army's nonprofit grocery store, DMG Foods, has opened in Baltimore with help from the Maryland Food Bank.