Jan 31, 2014 01:21PM
Gibbons, bald eagles, wolves, angelfish and other species stay partnered all their life, protecting each other and raising offspring together.
Companies that are labeling their products with phony health claims are being brought to court by the nonprofit soap maker.
Jan 31, 2014 12:45PM
It’s not traveling at the warp-speed of Sci-Fi flicks, but after 36 years, a NASA spaceship has gone beyond the sun’s influence into unexplored territory.
The decline in woodshop classes means that many students lack basic manual competence and don’t know how to fix things; learning how leads to jobs.
Up to half a million Florida swimmers are stung during jellyfish outbreaks as their numbers boom worldwide due to warming waters and declining predators.
Dec 27, 2013 12:46PM
War-training games off America’s coasts could cost the lives of hundreds of whales and dolphins.
People that hunger for both good food and nourishing talk are joining together at meal tables to discuss art, the environment and other lively topics.
From low-kilowatt lighting to eco-friendlier snowmaking machines, ski resorts are demonstrating their concern for the environmental.
At the Smithsonian’s Sackler Gallery, ancient and modern sculptures, icons and manuscripts illuminate the rich history and philosophical foundations of yoga.
Opposition is growing to plans to strip-mine millions of tons of coal in Wyoming and Montana and ship it off for use in China, worsening global land, water and air pollution.
