In your phone. Or down the street at the supermarket.

Do you have officemates who preach about living the greener life? They're annoying, but they're also right. The SOAP Group explores this theme in a hilarious se

The 21-year-old, who received a $2M signing bonus from the Toronto Blue Jays in 2011, says he enjoys living the simple life.

The rapidly growing solar industry needs a lot of highly skilled employees. And it thinks it knows where to find them.

Working mothers can't win. New research finds society judges us negatively whether we take maternity leave or not.

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.

By choosing wisely with kitchen sponges you can keep plastic out of the landfill.

From avocados and Scott Baio to David Bowie's 'Starman,' the big game has it all.

Fill up on food that tastes like 'freedom and rebellion and independence' in honor of Lorelai, Rory and all your favorite Stars Hollow residents.

The Minewater system pulls geothermal heat from flooded abandoned coal mines.

Bus stops in the Dutch city of Utrecht now have gardens specifically to help the bee population.

Beautiful video from National Geographic shows how a caterpillar becomes a butterfly.

Australian Reptile Park shares a creepy video of funnel web spiders emerging from an egg sac, just in time for Halloween.

Kick off Earth Week with this dramatic three-minute film, which dives into the 'Heart of Darkness' to highlight the humbling majesty of our planet.

The newest advertiser on the Glenn Beck program is using fear of an economic and societal collapse to sell heirlooms seeds.

2012 may prove to be the year of the electric car. Some of the world’s biggest automakers will be bringing new electric vehicles to market in 2012. They are n

Brighter Living with Jill Cordes: Vegetables aren't the only thing green in the kitchen.

Annual celestial event often produces large bright fireballs that scorch the night sky.

Sure, they do a better job at posing for photos than discouraging birds, but this army of eclectic scarecrows installed at one of the Hudson's grandest historic

Paul Hawken's latest book, 'Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming,' focuses on fixes rather than fighting.

The late renowned physicist Stephen Hawking joined BBC Radio 4's 'Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy' as the voice of an intelligent and powerful being.

I've been covering the Great Pacific Garbage Patch for the past year or so and just wrote about it here on MNN last week.

Scientists from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography traveled out to a spot of sea 1,000 miles from shore and were sad to find plastic everywhere.

This time-lapse video explores a full day at the checkout lanes of a Walmart store in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

For a mere $10,000, you can book a seat on a 20-day working cruise to a giant patch of floating plastic trash.

Material from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch to be collected, melted down and rebuilt into a floating paradise for green tourism.

A new study by two graduate students from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego found that a little over nine percent of the fish that swim ne

The trash accumulating in the Pacific Ocean — scientists estimate there are 1.5 million tons of tsunami debris alone — is arriving on the West Coast.

New research finds that the Great Lakes are becoming polluted with the same plastic particles responsible for the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

There's a secret world of microbes hidden on the plastic littering the oceans.

The winner of a new video contest can join a 3-week 'hardcore sailing adventure' through North Atlantic garbage patches.

A single-celled, coral-killing creature with 'devil horns' has been found on microplastics in the open ocean.

Angela Sun investigated several aspects of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in her documentary "Plastic Paradise."

A 4th garbage collection zone, this one in the South Pacific, emerges.

Spontaneous by nature, desire paths are the most optimal way to get from point A to B as decided by pedestrians, not planners.

Donations and dishwashing help fund meals at the rocker's New Jersey restaurants.

Look up into the sky this week to see why autumn is the favorite season for many skywatchers.

Astronomers have used instruments on board SOFIA, the world's largest airborne observatory, to examine a planet beyond solar system.

For the first time ever, astronomers have directly observed planets in the process of being born.

The world's oldest depiction of a campsite may have been unearthed outside a cave in Spain.

The glass plates depict solar and lunar eclipses, comets, and even views of binary stars.

From measuring our oceans to studying Jupiter, we'll learn more about space in 2016.

Why not take this opportunity to view six other meteor showers this summer?

The FDA hasn't confirmed Chinese-made treats are dangerous, but there are concerns the jerky treats have sickened or killed thousands of U.S. pets.

The natural and organic food company recalled products with spinach after one of its suppliers found it may be tainted with Listeria monocytogenes.

Advocacy groups call the new recommendation arbitrary and discriminatory.

When these 7-year-olds are treated to a $220 tasting menu, their reactions are priceless (and insightful.)

Nootropic foods, foil pack dinners, wine water, ugly produce and more food and dining trends coming to your plate in 2019.

Despite being ancient, a fruitcake found in the Antarctic from a 1911 expedition looks as fresh and unappetizing as the day it was made.