The largest greenhouse gas emitter wants wiggle room when it comes to cutting emissions.

If you can't beat 'em, ship 'em. The state of Illinois is spending $2 million to ship invasive Asian carp back to China, where they're considered a delicacy. In Illinois, and the Great Lakes region, they're

How big of a locavore are you? Could you eat only foods that were available to Native Americans before 1600?

37 species under national protection have been observed in the Ziwuling area, thanks to massive reforestation efforts.

We like Ecotricity, the UK-based green energy company that is busy planning and erecting urban wind turbines across the country. We’ve written about their partnership with Popeye, we’ve brought news of their collaborations with Lotus and Ben and

It was a sad day last year when intense lobbying efforts in Congress won out, and a ban on BPA in children's products was blocked. But it seems that China and Malaysia have beaten us to the punch. According to Green Biz, China and

Lots of great Food Day events across the country, but New York's will be particularly tasty and loud.

Archigram’s Plug-in City meets 3D Printing

It's urban, Passive House and prefab. What's not to love?

Tanja Hester, who retired at 38, can help you create a financial roadmap that makes your life your own.

Schools are closing classrooms and going online all over the world. This may be as much of an opportunity as it is a crisis.

The laser-outfitted satellite will be able to pick up shifts in the ice on a very small scale.

David Masters lives in a yurt. But it isn't just a home, he preaches what he practices in an "alternative learning center that provides opportunities for people to develop and reflect on their values and to consider how they might take an active role

Corn mills, water pumps, blenders and more: the bicycle as a tool for self-empowerment.

A Federal judge has ruled that seven Virginia homeowners made legitimate damage claims regarding corrosion of metal items in the home and personal inconvenience caused by use of

Even in the dark pit of poverty, where rays of hope shine their dimmest, there's often still light enough for a new life to take hold.

In photographer Yao Lu's "View of Waterfall with Rocks and Pines," two men stand underneath the spreading branches of a gnarled pine tree, aiming their cameras off in the distance, where

New research finds that a two-pronged approach is necessary to fight things like sea-level rise and ocean acidification.

This pandemic may be an extinction event for the traditional university lecture.

Let's not celebrate yet, but if it has, we still need to make the transition happen more quickly.

These spiny little animals are in desperate need of population control, and our sushi habits could help.

Architect and author of Cradle to Cradle talks about green products, his new buildings, and what happened in China.

Remember staring out the window in math class as a kid? Or counting the minutes until spelling was over so you could go to recess? Project Learning Tree (PLT) embraces the fact that students would rather be outside than in ...

Another door has closed for Western nations hoping to dump their trash overseas. Maybe it's time for another model?

In his project "I Used to be a Washing Machine" designer Tony Grigorian uses the old appliance to create one, or several, new pieces of furniture.

It's the season of rampant zucchini and copious cucumbers. People will give them away to you in big paper bags. What to do if you don't relish loaves of zucchini bread?

Things of Intrinsic Worth is a feature-length documentary which focuses on the ways coal mining is harming the livelihoods of Montana ranchers.

No, you don't need to rush out and buy a bigger house if you've got more family members than bedrooms.

Even though there has been notable progress, at current poaching rates elephants are still in danger of becoming virtually extinct on the continent.

Before 2015, the Mozambique reserve lost many thousands of elephants due to rampant poaching – now they’ve just had a full year without any illegal deaths.

New short narrative film strives to deepen the global discussion around the illegal wildlife trade.

New research published in the online journal PLoS ONE demonstrates for the first time that a non-human adult animal species regularly engages in oral sex behavior. While the behavior has

After evidence that China violated the treaty intended to protect the earth's ozone layer, the country has leapt into action.

Unless we change the way we buy chocolate, we could lose it forever.

A new website aims to gather data on pollution in China.

Time is running out to enter! Win a trip to Mongolia for World Environment Day by entering our annual contest!

XCMG Apprentice Program introduces latest technologies and Chinese culture to international apprentices.

Gaobeidian Railway City is jaw-dropping, showing how to scale energy efficient building.

Over the next five years, it plans to eliminate shopping bags, straws, takeout food containers, and more.

Emerging Chinese Smartphone maker Vargo Technology Showcased in Times Square

Philippe Jourdan: Partner - Promise Consulting

Special guests helped celebrate the opening of Ondori Asian Kitchen, a distinctive new dining concept at The Orleans Hotel and Casino, on March 2, 2016.

XCMG Apprentice Program introduces latest technologies and Chinese culture to international apprentices.

Special guests helped celebrate the opening of Ondori Asian Kitchen, a distinctive new dining concept at The Orleans Hotel and Casino, on March 2, 2016.

Elliott Vichinsky, MD, University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin challenged hard rock musician and Guns N' Roses member Axl Rose on Twitter Wednesday evening.

Pompeo left the door open for more trade talks between the U.S. and China even as he tripled down on accusations that the country's leadership sought to conceal information about the origins of the spreading coronavirus.

"The public health importance of this is critical because without knowing where the animal origin is it's difficult for us to prevent this from happening again," a WHO official said Wednesday.

Data showed China's exports rose 3.5% from a year ago, versus a 15.7% decline in a Reuters poll.

With the world already reeling from the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, a reignition in U.S.-China trade tensions would be the "the last thing" anyone needs, according to JPMorgan Asset Management's Alexander Treves.