We've given far too much of our lives to Facebook to give up on the relationship now.

When you leave your food donation by your mailbox on May 12, make sure to keep a record of it.

Chemists at Colorado State University think they've found a polymer that's similar to plastic and can be easily manufactured and recycled.

Why are regular citizens doing the work that should be done by the companies that make the disposables?

Endurance athlete Ben Lecomte attempted to swim across the Pacific Ocean to bring attention to the state of our oceans.

The GOP is treating the EPA chief like a human punching bag — but she can strike back.

Video: Future360 travels to Austin, TX, to unearth a radical new energy storage technology. Xtreme Power's patented power cell promises to be a game changer in

Uncle Ben meets 'Blade Runner' in this wild vertical farming concept that also incorporates aquaculture, wind energy and 'algae facades.'

Researchers have developed solar concentrators that can be placed on windows or cellphone screens.

"It's 'Just' Anxiety," a film by Susan Polis Schutz, shows how the mental health issue manifests itself in various people and how they treated it successfully.

Director Goh Iromoto's cinematography and sound for his latest stunning effort will move your soul to hit the water.

Christine Ren's "Silent Killers" uses stunning visuals to draw attention to a net-buyback program to keep our seas cleaner for wildlife.

"Isle of Dogs,"Wes Anderson's new stop-motion animated film about teens coming to the rescue unintentionally parallels real-life movements in the U.S.

Pigs are smart, emotional animals that have lived alongside humans for thousands of years. In the Year of the Pig, here are some surprising pig facts.

Measles can weaken the immune system for years afterward.

Renewable energy will surpass natural gas as the planet's No. 2 electricity source by 2016, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.

From Dutch flower fields to Californian slopes, windmills are one of mankind's oldest ( loveliest) energy machines. Here are some windmill photos to celebrate.

From Ikea to Walmart, corporations are increasingly interested in generating their own power. Where does that leave utilities?

The style-conscious soap wizards at Method unveil plans for a wind and solar-powered manufacturing facility that will also include rooftop food production.

Renewable energy is already growing rapidly. But these recent developments in energy storage could prove to be a game changer.

The turbines will help to keep the lights on and the cash registers ringing on the Paris landmark's newly revamped first floor.

In a nation where transportation claims 20 percent of CO2 emissions, train travel will soon be a zero-emission affair.

A Pink Floyd soundtrack is not included with Studio Roosegaarde's newest environmental-themed light installation.

These noteworthy wind-driven mills and windmill groupings offer a historical glimpse back to when life relied on the strength of wind.

Utilizing her 18 years of military experience, U.S. Air Force veteran Angela Cody-Rouget started a professional service to help people become organized.

You might be surprised at the one thing that can make the task much more bearable.

A shift in how you think about housekeeping could result in a tidier and more relaxed life.

Most national food days seem arbitrary, but this one makes sense. You're going to need a clean fridge to prepare for all those Thanksgiving leftovers.

If you are aiming for more minimalist surroundings but find it hard to part with things, this trick could work for you.

Handling small tasks immediately can boost well-being and reduce stress.

The Reddit guessing game Fridge Detective peeks inside people's refrigerators for clues, and it may remind you of the mess in your own.

Bees don't want to sting you. They have far more important things to do, like keep our agriculture system afloat.

In an effort to promote awareness about declining bee populations, a market removes all the food that relies on bees from its produce department.

The president steps up efforts to protect the pollinators — and their $24 billion contribution to the U.S. economy.

These epidemics have hit full force, with scientists scrambling to unravel the causes and, more importantly, the solutions.

Ortho's decision to nix neonicotinoids is an important one.

Mark Ruffalo, actor and environmental activist whose family lives in an area of upstate New York directly where "fracking" is a common practice, explains the da

Robert Redford shares why he has joined the fight against the coal mine.

Traces of air pollution from 16th-century Spanish silver mines were discovered deep inside an ice cap in the Peruvian Andes

Sand is becoming a rare commodity. That's because it's the most commonly extracted resource worldwide; more than oil, more than gold. 

University of Oregon architecture student Cameron Huber scores the top spot (and $2,000) in Hammer & Hand's beauty and brawn-seeking perFORM Design Competition.

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

Matching supply to demand is crucial when it comes to energy. And a concept called demand response can help us do it.

An international design competition hopes to bring energy-efficient housing and more to Tristan da Cunha.

We can't just build better; we have to change the way we live.

Kitchen exhaust turns out to be a very complicated issue where there is no real consensus.

From coffee grounds to flushable wipes, avoid these no-nos when rinsing and flushing.

In a place where the streets flood with sewage after it rains, salvation may come in the form of a park.

The color looks radioactive, but activists promise it is nontoxic and harmless to marine life.

"Ain't No Fish" is a stop-motion animated short film that uses a 1940s show tune to highlight ocean pollution.