Antarctica's melting glaciers launched so many icebergs into the ocean 14,600 years ago that sea level rose 6.5 feet in just 100 years.

My newborn child won’t stop crying My sister-in-law says he could have colic. I don’t even know what that means but it sounds serious. Got any natural remed

A newly published study finds that there may be dangerous levels of arsenic in some baby formulas.

Explaining this his car 'doesn't need its own little home,' a homeowner converts his garage into a cottage and rents out his main house.

Did Nutella, the tasty chocolate hazelnut spread, really need more sugar?

These robotic labs, called ESPs, collect water samples in the open water and can determine if a beach is safe for swimming or water is clean enough to drink

Archaeologists conducting digital surveys below the surface of St. Nicholas Church have discovered an untouched temple.

Bees give us pollination and honey. Now new research suggests their hives may also help prevent hair loss.

The Honda CR-Z is the newest hybrid to hit the streets of America.

Plug-In America Vice President Paul Scott used to talk about EVs. Now he's going to be selling them on the floor of Santa Monica Nissan.

In response to Japan's power crunch resulting from the Fukushima disaster, Nissan unveils a two-way charging system that makes it possible for your home

Climate scientist James Hansen was arrested on Feb. 13 outside the White House while protesting the Keystone Pipeline.

This book takes you on a journey to an organic Japanese farm through personal stories and recipes.

From its roots in ancient China, the healthful beverage tea has become one of the world's most popular drinks.

Owner of Bluebird Hill Farm launches essay contest to give the $450,000 property away.

Robert Alvarez, a senior scholar at the Institute for Policy Studies, says the operators of the stricken Japanese nuclear plants are using a “hail Mary” met

The nuclear meltdowns at the Fukushima power plant after the Japanese tsunami a year ago has made Americans more leery of nuclear power, according to a Yale Uni

Extremely low levels of radioactive cesium from the Fukushima nuclear meltdown are present in ocean water offshore California.

Researchers in Costa Rica are studying the vocalizations of Alston's singing mice to learn more about human speech.

The wunderkind behind the battery-powered car revolution chats with MNN about his company's future.

Environmental artist Christo works his inimitable magic with 7,501 oil barrels in a new project at Hyde Park titled ' The London Mastaba.'

Forgo the cuppa Joe, and start your morning with yoga moves guaranteed to get you awake and ready for the day.

Sitting is bad for your health, so why not swap your desk seat with one of these solutions?

David Lillard writes about how his son's questions about the Keystone XL Pipeline led him to learn something new.

Along with a years-long renaissance of records, some are turning away from collecting music digitally.

The Elbphilharmonie features over 1 million computer-generated divots to shape sound within its main auditorium.

Celebrity dog trainer Cesar Millan and Audible have partnered to offer audiobooks for dogs.

You're not officially supposed to listen to Christmas music until after Thanksgiving, but Pentatonix's a cappella cover is worth breaking the rules for.

The 50,000-year-old, perfectly preserved forest is showcased like never before in a newly released documentary.

The archaeological site is located a mere 900 feet off Manasota Key in Florida.

The new white Coca-Cola cans are part of a fundraising campaign to protect the Arctic.

If organic foods can’t contain genetically modified ingredients, you’d think organic food companies wouldn’t have a problem with labeling foods that conta

There are several different ways to start a campfire, depending on wind and what resources you have on hand.

Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards are looking for the funniest candid photos of animals just being themselves.

The Danish capital's urban 'parkipelago' will eventually include a sauna, cafe and mussel farm.

Now 50% complete, the Great American Rail-Trail spans an epic 4,000 epic miles.

Is telling neighbors in an apartment building that they won't sleep because of an all-night party a courtesy or fair warning?

Community fridges are like Little Free Pantries, but with electricity. They are one more solution to hunger and food waste.

When Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P. Jackson appeared on The Daily Show, host Jon Stewart couldn’t resist asking.

The Daily Show's Jon Stewart interviews Lisa P. Jackson, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency.

In the wake of the worst nuclear disaster in a generation, Germany doubled down on a decade of success, pledging to eliminate nukes by 2022 and switch almost ex

Billionaire philanthropist says he's 'doubling down' on efforts to reduce carbon emissions and replace half the nation's coal fleet with clean energy by 2017.

Skip the harsh chemicals and try these nontoxic ways to clean your carpets.

How do you clean up a river? The answer is twofold: treatment and dilution.

The cloud wastes an awful lot of energy as heat. One company is putting it to good use.

And that information isn't as useless as it may seem.

The daughter-in-law and granddaughter of famous explorer Jacques Cousteau continue the mission of water stewardship.

For something a little different this Mother’s Day, why not take your favorite mom on a cheese trail?

The people of Harriman, Tenn., woke the morning of Dec. 23, 2008, to find their community awash in a billion gallons of toxic coal sludge.

Alabama county’s decision to store coal ash from the Tennessee spill fills coffers, but also spurs worries about consequences.