And when prepared by professional chefs, it's more delicious than any imported produce could ever be.

I have complained about this building forever, but will admit that Norman Foster has designed a masterpiece.

Up until now, Apple has offered no guidelines for using its devices responsibly. Investors want this to change.

Even when made using hydro-electricity, aluminum production had a big carbon footprint.

Even as global demand for all-things-coconut increases, coconut production in Asia is stagnating because farmers aren't paid enough to make it worthwhile.

Access to affordable capital is one of the biggest challenges for expanding a young industry. For solar in Africa, crowdfunding is helping to change that

In an effort to improve kids' opinions about Brussels sprouts, a team of engineers and scientists decided to give them a cooler edge by making them power up the lights on a Christmas tree.

This tiny house project is developing a multidisciplinary curriculum and tutorial series for schools and for individuals, as well as giving away a "Dream Tiny House."

Hold on to your wallets, because this little dwelling isn't for sale yet, but it is a promising development in the tiny house movement.

Thanks to careful scrounging and salvaging, a Danish design student was able to cheaply build a "self-sufficient" dome for use as a greenhouse.

Designer Salva Nadal learned how to turn canes into blinds from his uncle and is now designing a collection of products to save this Spanish craftsmanship from dying out. The results are beautiful eco-friendly lamps and a table for now.

The commitments made by countries and the intention to set Sustainable Development Goals are good achievements, just not enough to justify a summit like this. Is it time to re-design the UN environmental meetings to work for us?

If you thought that by quitting meat or at least going weekday vegetarian you were doing your part to avoid factory farming,

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

One to keep in you pocket whenever you're faced with someone trying to tell you than putting a price on carbon and promoting energy efficiency will hurt more than they help: Huffington Post reports on the benefits of the Regional Greenhouse Gas

It's boxy, aluminum exterior hides a cushy bed, and a convenient galley kitchen -- all powered by the sun.

A collective wardrobe spares resources, reduces clutter, and provides a steady stream of fabulous outfits. It's win-win all around.

They incentivize air travel at a time when people should be flying less.

Tesla's new boutique shop on Berlin's famous KuDamm beckons, but where is Germany's national strategy for electric cars?

The green activist group's stunt seeks to draw attention to the devastation wrought by coal.

The award-winning DropBucket is a recycled cardboard trash can that can be reused and/or recycled.

Done with that pencil? Sink it in the soil for a second life.

Green-fingered volunteers in the Danish city of Aarhus have given abandoned bicycles a new lease of life – by turning them into tiny urban gardens.

These are the items I'd buy again because they're well made and make our world a better, cleaner place.

This startup offers tailored volunteering experiences where participants can continue working remotely while abroad, in addition to volunteering their skills in local communities.

But not so fast, says the Mayor.

The world quietly reached a milestone in the evolution of the human diet in 2011. For the first time in modern history, world farmed fish production topped beef production.

A new paper compares eggs, dairy, poultry, beef and pork to determine which has the biggest environmental impact.

The company has launched a few efforts to reclaim marketshare, from promoting regional specialties to answering questions about food production. Too bad the promotional videos aren't convincing and fail to address the whole issue.

According to the research of author David Simon, the externalized cost of our animal food system totals about $414 billion per year, which is carried by all of us.

We covered this subject before but I got it wrong. Peter Flax of Bicycling Magazine got it right.

Now's the time to tackle jobs you've been thinking about for months.

While large wind turbines remain the dominant force in wind power, wider adoption may lie with small-scale turbines fit for urban and low wind conditions.

Lightweight, collapsible, and quick to deploy, this little wind generator might be a viable off-grid portable power source in places where solar isn't appropriate.

Never ever underestimate the intelligence of Mother Nature.

This summer, students are spending 8 weeks conserving nature in hands-on environmental internships in NY and Philadelphia for The Nature Conservancy’s Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities initiative.

A new study has found that sleep disturbances have a greater effect on academic performance than anxiety, depression, binge-drinking, and marijuana use.

Another phase of the wonderful Green Lane Project has just been announced, and PeopleForBikes has taken the opportunity to highlight biking and protected bike lane growth in the US through a new video.

Who said politicians never did anything good?

A tour inside a solar-powered bus conversion that makes you feel at ease.

Pooping in a hole in the ground isn't everyone's cup of tea. But with views like these, relieving yourself the old fashioned way can feel positively luxurious.

Trudeau doesn't seem to understand what 'climate emergency' means.

Is this the future of food -- eating mushrooms that have been fed with plastic waste?

The thin, skin-like electronics may usher in a future of earth-friendly gadgets.

They're not as green as they seem.

This super-plant has been misunderstood for too long.

Here are some tips for taking your recycling to the next level.

Is this the thin edge of a much bigger wedge?

Ecotricity's collapsing cooling towers return. This time, they're tapping into popular anger over utility profits.

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