C2C products were featured in the Unity Home seen at Greenbuild.

This vegetarian tidepool dweller could be an answer to dietary protein in times of climate crisis, but who could ever eat a charmer like this?

This is the second deployment of the tech company's underwater data center project.

Our photo of the day comes from Merced, California.

Our photo of the day comes from Jackson County, Oregon.

This Thanksgiving, the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) and National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) express gratitude for another productive year working together toward common goals, including ...

The National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) is dedicated to the conservation of the wild turkey in the United States and the preservation of our hunting heritage.

It has its ups and downs, but Harald Buschbacher's idea might be the best of both transit worlds.

Allison Arieff asks that and a lot of other questions.

Like Kremlinology in the cold war, you take what you can get.

Many parents who work in the tech industry are opting to go screen-free at home.

When you want to really pursue your dreams, instead of simply dreaming them, you might need to think outside the box. Outside the housing box, that is.

Spanish collective Basurama arrived in Niamey, Niger, to assist locals in the construction of new leisure spaces with local, low cost materials.

Of all of Niemeyer's impressive works, the 1960s Copan building in Sao Paulo is the one speaking directly to contemporary urban trends.

Wal-Mart has agreed to help US taxpayers take climate action. Over the next two years, they are sending energy audit teams to 20 State Capitol complexes to help save taxpayers money and help the environment...while the Federal Government equivocates

Kitting out your home with a solar power system just got a bit easier in the state of Connecticut. Under the Connecticut Solar Lease Program, qualifying low and moderate-income homeowners—those people whose household incomes is

DNA testing of cougar crap left along a 1,055-mile trail has established that a young male Puma walked all the way from South Dakota to New England in search of a mate. The poor cat's

The bottled water company responsible for profound and pointless waste of water and fossil fuels is praised for low flush toilets and white roofs.

It's a TreeHugger tradition, and it's time to declare our independence from these dangerous and polluting anachronisms.

Woodzee founder opens a factory in his own hometown, to make wooden sunglasses from recycled materials.

Zipcar has made car sharing cool, but it doesn't always need a fancy business model. Sometimes you can just share with your neighbor.

With all the talk of the "sharing economy", are we in danger of losing sight of the bigger picture? Sharing is caring after all.

A new study suggests Zipcar users are less inclined to look after vehicles, and don't trust their fellow users. What does that mean for collaborative consumption?

Mark Boyle has literally lived without money, so he had more room than most to critique our economy. Now he's formulated a manifesto.

If you dream of testing the limits of solar powered mobility, but don't have the DIY gene, here is someone who can help

Scientists Thomas Defler, Marta Bueno and Javier García have discovered a new species of monkey in the Caquetá region of southern Colombia. The region, which is part of the Amazon rainforest, had been inaccessible for years due

How did honey go from being the world's most important food to an undervalued afterthought?

Beekeepers will soon be able to track the health of their colonies right from their smartphone.

In the fight against one of the honey bee’s nemesis, the varroa mite, scientists have found an ally in a widely-distributed mushroom.

Did you know honey has its own sound? Using honey and other tools, this bee enthusiast wants to raise awareness about bee colony collapse disorder through music.

While not banning the killer pesticides altogether, the new measure will at least hopefully help the beleaguered pollinators.

In defense of biomimicry and of scientific research with no foreseeable applications

Listen to the Betty Boops of the insect world as they "boop oop a doop" in the hive.

A new scientific study could save a whole lot of elephants.

A relatively new test detected horse meat in European hamburger. We wonder: how do they test this? Could it happen in America? What happens to all the recalled food?

The fashion designer says she doesn't "just chuck stuff into a washing machine because it's been worn."

Durable yet biodegradable, these special dishcloths can replace paper towels, sponges, dish towels, microfiber cloths, and chamois.

Food insecurity is a very real problem for many Americans, but who knew that it affected so many college students, too?

Perhaps the school should offer a course on parenting instead, so this problem is solved for the next generation.

Was it design, or was it our resistance to change? What made the NoMix a NoGo?

If you gotta go, you should have a clean private environmentally friendly place to go.

As alternatives to Big Oil and Big Coal emerge, it would be a mistake for executives to rely on loyalty or love from the public.

For all the kooky and outlandish conspiracies, there is a serious battle going on about how we define our future. Demonizing the cyclist is a part of that war.

The US postal service is destroying the whole series because of safety concerns.

Robin Shreeves of MNN gets it right in this silly discussion.

Michael Thiele is 'rewilding' honeybees in California, returning them to more natural nest environments in order to help them survive.

It could be a lot more than you think, especially if you take the long view...

Only it can provide the rejuvenation and entertainment that cannot be found elsewhere.

Who needs a Disney castle when you could have one of these fairytale tiny homes instead?

Laneway housing is a terrific option to deal with aging boomers and their children.