Apr 01, 2010 03:00AM
One school trades its paper-and-ink library collection in for electronic devices with mixed results.
The environment is reaping the reward of today’s trend toward accessing music via the Internet, pre-empting a trip to the store to purchase a CD in a plastic case.
A new study finds that people who enter a clean-smelling environment become fairer, more generous and more charitable.
Here’s how to help the environment by stopping junk mail.
Research suggests that adding yoga practice to a standard weight-loss program may both make it more effective and promote eating behavior that is healthy and empowering.
New findings suggest that antidepressants fall short because they’re aimed at the wrong targets in the brain.
A new study demonstrates how altering everyday decisions can collectively reduce direct U.S. household carbon dioxide emissions “with little or no reduction in household well-being.”
The Director of the Endangered Species Project reports some good news when it comes to the statuses of many threatened species around the planet.
A recent study found that that aloe vera gel worked as well as regular toothpaste to clean teeth and eliminate cavity-causing bacteria.
A recent study shows that we need to be cautious when adding plants to our home environment.
