John Williams even comes out to greet the two teenagers after their finish their recital.

New film, based on the best-selling book by Dan Brown, warns of humanity's demise from unchecked population growth.

Are natural flavors better and safer than artificial flavors? The answer may surprise you. Here's everything you need to know about flavor engineering.

Certain people are looking for the same kind of green they’ve always sought — the green of dollar bills.

Take a photo tour of 10 different facilities around the world where SC Johnson is using renewable energy and learn about their positive environmental impact.

From cleaning your tub with fruit to organizing towels, try these quick tricks for the loo.

Researchers found that rooms exposed to sunlight kept the germ population in check better than rooms that received no sunlight at all.

Things were hunky-dory for Ontario homeowners Loretta and Kevin Yates until their ceilings started to crack and ooze honey. Time to call an exorcist? Or an apia

Two major home improvement retailers in the U.K. pledge to pull gardening products containing bee-harming insecticides from their shelves.

Donating money to help the bees is as easy as adding a mustache to your cat's (or your friend's) photo.

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

VBS.TV took a trip to West Virginia to investigate the evils of mountaintop removal mining. Take some time today and watch this.

Some see the EPA's regulation of mining in the region as federal overreach. Politicians are running against the agency in November's election.

Fracking fluid, the liquid waste left over from the controversial mining technique, wreaks havoc on a plot of land in a test by the U.S. Forest Service.

Romania's president wants to mine for gold in Transylvania — even if it means destroying a 2,000-year-old Roman mine and historic site in the process.

Science fiction dreams of mining riches from asteroids only make sense if humans can make it worth their time and effort. The new Planetary Resources group back

But for now only the penguins can enjoy them. (Turns out, mining is illegal in Antarctica.)

Buried deep in your cellphone, laptop, and flat-screen television are a bevy of obscure elements that make our modern lives possible.

Coal mines are destroying the life that its miners have come to know through pollution and job loss.

Coudersport Ice Mine is located in the Appalachian Mountains.

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

Mountaintop removal mining is one of the most destructive forms of resource extraction, and it's taking its toll.

An eye-catching community sauna is a symbol of rebirth for the arctic mining town of Kiruna, which is being forced to move 2 miles to the east.

The light emitted after the sun sets could be harvested, according to a new study.

Congratulations, washing machine, your lonely days are now over as clothes dryers have become, at long last, eligible for Energy Star certification.

Officials determined the color is caused by pollution in the nearby Kasadi river, and shut down a factory accused of dumping dye.

New study reveals animals in ocean trenches are digesting plastic.

If it isn't covered in toxic foam, Bellandur Lake in Bangalore is catching fire. The residents have complained

Spanish endurance athlete Antonio de la Rosa is the first to cross the Pacific on a paddleboard.

NASA's space shuttle Discovery is set to land in Washington, D.C. this April, where the now retired fleet leader — the world's most flown spacecraft — will

After 467 days in orbit and a ticker-tape parade, a special litte astronaut will live out its days at the National Air and Space Museum.

The modified-Boeing 747, known as the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA), touched down at NASA's Kennedy Space Center here on April 10. The jumbo jetliner came in f

Dailey, director of the museum, in a statement released Monday. "At the Udvar-Hazy Center, Discovery will be seen by millions of people in the coming years, esp

Space shuttle Endeavour's trip to California has been delayed by a weather front in its way.

The space shuttle Endeavour takes to the skies above California for its last-ever flight today, Sept. 21, giving observers from Sacramento to Los Angeles a one

Space shuttle Endeavour, now a permanent resident of the state of California, has traded its winged chariot for a set of custom wheels.

Space shuttle Endeavour has hit the road in Los Angeles to start its two-day journey to its new home.

Amidst much fanfare, the new museum display featuring retired space shuttle Endeavour opened to the media and invited guests here on Oct. 30.

The Columbia space shuttle disaster in 2003 killed all 7 of its crew members, but a box of roundworms managed to survive the shuttle's disintegration.

Want to see if your home is a good fit for solar? Project Sunroof offers a decent snapshot from your web browser.

Within a few years, most of the power for Chile's sprawling subway system will come from renewable energy.

Eco-conscious Dutch poultry company Kipster wants to revolutionize the egg industry.

California approved new rules that require new homes and low-rise apartment buildings to use solar panels starting in 2020.

The Brock Environmental Center's 'regenerative' design is key to its AIA recognition — it generates 80 percent more energy than it uses.

Go ahead and drink wine from a can this summer, but remember: It's not fine wine; it's fun wine.

Plastic bags are bad, for sure. But a new fee for produce bags is angering some ... and you're not even allowed to bring your reusables!

Using satellite data and machine learning, researchers have mapped the movements of over 70,000 industrial fishing vessels.

Hindsight is 20/20 and there will be a lot of 20/20 analysis as the oil spill commission continues to drop bombshells from the behind-the-scenes reports of what

Nearly two years after the Deepwater Horizon disaster gushed millions of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, tar balls from the spill still turn up on Alaba

More than 12 miles of Louisiana coast have been closed to fishing following the discovery of tar balls and other toxins.