Millennials have grown up with gadgets, yet they are more likely than older adults to say that a lot of important info is not available on the Internet.

Hailey Fort also grows food and is fundraising to buy coats and other supplies to help those in need.

Robbie Bond wants to inspire kids and their families to protect our national lands.

A window of opportunity may be closing for Democrats to pass cap-and-trade energy bill.

The EPA may be the most powerful weapon in the fight for cap-and-trade legislation. The agency fired another shot on Tuesday with the CAIR announcement.

National surveys show the public supports having more green energy. But in local elections energy is likely to take a backseat to the economy.

By focusing only on the utilities industry, Kerry may be able to get Republican support, but will it cost him votes in his own party?

Now all Republican Senate candidates this November are on the record denying global warming.

A recent interview with President Obama reveals he hasn't given up of the climate issue.

Despite defeats in the past, Michael Greenstone is remaining positive about the future of American energy policy.

Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge was one of the few mentions of energy policy during the latest Alaska U.S. Senate Debate.

The U.S. representative fighting for her life after a weekend shooting has been an advocate for many issues, including the environment.

Despite her best attempts, Gov. Susana Martinez can't keep environmental regulations from becoming law.

New Mexico senator's plan to retire creates questions for Democrats and environmentalists in 2012.

Bill Richardson says the terrorist's death gives President Obama an opportunity to tackle one of the most contentious issues in Washington.

Tim Pawlenty, the former Minnesota governor, is perhaps the greenest Republican candidate running for president, but he was once even greener.

Quick! Before all the good 2013 calendars sell out and you're forced to decide between either 'Pooped Puppies' or 'Auto Body Hotties'! For your consideration, 1

With National Bike Month just around the corner, behold 10 cycle-centric items for around the house ranging from bowls to wall-mounted bottle openers.

Plan on roughing it as part of the Great American Backyard Campout later this month? Don't leave behind your flask, flashlight.

As parts of the country enter day three of a heat wave, it's time to consider breaking out the big guns: Ice straws and stainless steel popsicle molds.

We're not quite through with summer yet but it's never too early to start conquering that filthy grill and remedying those BBQ sauce-stained tablecloths.

The end of summer and beginning of autumn mean warm days and cold nights; bring one of these sweaters along to keep comfy.

In addition to keeping green by hitting up the bulk food bins this week, outfit your kitchen with attractive receptacles to store all those garbanzo beans.

The scavenge-happy folks at Fireclay Tile launch a Kickstarter campaign to help transform old CRT TVs and computer monitors into stunning glass tiles.

My Fair Trade Lady, a small shop in South Jersey, showcases fair trade items for the kitchen and beyond.

Tired of throwing away so many food pouches? These reusable ones might help solve your problem.

Since nothing quite says 'U.S.A.' like summertime grilling and imbibing, consider these entertaining must-haves from the Martha Stewart American Made Market.

Most 'gendered' stuff is useless — with a few notable exceptions.

Actor and entrepreneur says his centrifuges could make a difference in small-scale oil cleanups.

The troubled life of Nate the terrier gets a Hollywood ending thanks to George and Amal Clooney.

From a new environmental documentary to playing a 19th century serial killer, here's what Hollywood's top male star will be doing.

'10 Cloverfield Lane' actor says his weight loss was inspired by a desire to live a better life.

'Bill Nye Saves the World' will dispel myths and anti-scientific rhetoric on everything from climate change to GMOs.

Almost 50 years after Aldrin ate oatmeal on Apollo 11, Quaker uses his breakfast of choice in an inspirational ad not aired in the U.S.

O, That's Good! soups and side dishes include a healthy twist of unexpected vegetables and beans.

Acclaimed British actress stars in a new BBC documentary that unlocks the remarkable secrets of forests.

Check out these $20 (or less) bottles from around the world, plus a bottle of fizz to splurge on.

For wealthy Californian homeowners, extra peace of mind comes with a high price tag.

Actor doesn't even wear a veil to protect himself because, clearly, all living things love Morgan Freeman.

Putting Fido on a vegetarian diet can help the planet, but will it harm your pooch?

Humans seem to be causing 'a radical shift in the living architecture of the planet,' researchers say.

Only about 2 percent of Iceland is now forested, down from as much as 40 percent before Vikings arrived.

A new study introduces 18 previously unknown spider species that look remarkably like pelicans.

Climate change is enabling a beech boom, according to a 30-year study, and that may spell ecological trouble.

Mowing a lawn every two weeks instead of weekly can boost the abundance of bees, according to a new study.

More than 100 plant species are capable of going dormant to avoid danger, according to a new study.

Six in 10 turtle species are threatened or already extinct, according to a new study.

From hoarding and scattering nuts to making jerky and taking prisoners, animals use some wild tactics to stay well-fed in winter.

The British Ecological Society annual photography competition celebrates both flora and fauna.

Newly discovered remains of the Antarctic king, Antarctanax shackletoni, paint a lush picture of the Antarctica of 250 million years ago.