Nov 26, 2013 12:44PM
Too many trees per acre makes trees more prone to drought, hinders native species, and endangers wildlife habitats.
A new web site offers up-to-date information on toxic chemicals that might be lurking in food, baby products, furniture and other items we buy.
Oct 31, 2013 12:32PM
The eco-conscious Mexican fast food chain is labeling genetically modified (GM, GMO) items in its menus plus switching to GMO-free sunflower oil.
To boost the survival chances of local startups, a Web-based lender enables people to crowd-source low-interest business loans.
Polymers found in crustacean shells can retard fires in bedding and mattresses, replacing the endocrine disrupters now in widespread use in the U.S.
A Washington company has stopped selling bamboo clothing after a federal report found little if any bamboo in labeled products.
Two fracking operations on oil rigs off the California coast near Santa Barbara have been given the go-ahead by the feds.
Brown bats are being wiped out by a European soil fungus, raising the danger of crops being ravaged by insects the bats would normally devour.
A national drive is underway to separate children, even if briefly, from the digital devices that work to distract thinking and pull down grades.
Instead of winner-take-all Monopoly, the game Co-opoly rewards fairness and social justice.
