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Can organic agriculture mitigate climate change? If you were to simply Google the question which, being a millennial I have done you would be led to believe that it does.
Elon Musk's $5 billion Tesla "Gigafactory" in Story County, Nevada isn't just going to be big, it's going to be the biggest in the world.
On Thursday, a group of climate scientists working for the U.S. government gave notice that warming temperatures in the oceans are irreversible, regardless of any drastic actions that might be taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
"People should know there's a giant concrete dome filled with plutonium in the Pacific Ocean, and at some point in the near future, it will be underwater."
Is a mini ICE AGE on the way? Scientists warn the sun will 'go to sleep' in 2030 and could cause temperatures to plummet
Makes your junk drawer look manageable in comparison
Hawaii catches a wave
Watch our site to explain the very special relationship Big Oil has with Bush, who had part of the Patriot Act written just for them!
Denver, CO - Marijuana businesses in the state of Colorado are donating large sums of money to have stretches of Denver highways cleaned up.
As we have been reporting recently, the global agriculture industry has been under pressure to find a replacement for the carcinogenic herbicide RoundUp, which is produced by Monsanto.
"Nobody now can say that renewable energies cannot do the impossible."
The word "Uber" has quickly become the stand-in for the on-demand economy in general, leading to many startups describing themselves as the "Uber for X."
Australia is sitting on top of some of the world's most potent geothermal energy sources, according to government estimates.
Australia is sitting on top of some of the world's most potent geothermal energy sources, according to government estimates.
With its large tidal range, Britain's Bristol Channel has a huge potential for generating tidal electric power.
Besides upending an entire sector of employment, self-driving taxis could have significant environmental benefits.
Our planet's beauty and fragility can never be understated. So, scientists with a GoPro teamed up with some turtles to take the viewer on a tour of the Great Barrier Reef – the endangered paradise, as seen from the point of view of its inhabitant
Found in the most unlikely of places, plastic microbeads are cropping up in a wide-range of personal products -- from toothpaste to facial cleaners and body wash, as well as over the counter drugs.
Ten homes and a community center in East Baltimore are receiving solar arrays and cool roofs, with local residents getting solar job training as part of the project.
The company will spend $1 billion and employ a team of 100 to find a sustainable alternative.
This newly developed shoe is a step in the right direction for the company.
BP Plc (BP.L)(BP.N) has reached a comprehensive $18.7 billion settlement with the U.S. government and five states, a landmark deal that effectively ends years of litigation over environmental damage and human casualties caused by the 2010 Gulf of Mex
Remember when oil pipelines were at risk of spilling and as a result the progressive movement decided it would be far safer to transport US oil by train, because supposedly trains are so much safer for the environment (not to mention profitable for W
HAVANA -- Like many of his countrymen, Jorge Angulo hopes the United States will lift the decades-old economic embargo against Cuba.
Climatologists have been observing a pattern of increasingly retreating Arctic sea ice for years, and this trend appears to be disrupting ocean currents on a global scale.
On Monday, the Supreme Court struck down sweeping regulations that would limit emissions of mercury and other pollutants from power plants, extending a debate that has started and sputtered for nearly 20 years.
Last Friday, a report released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) resolved the debate forever: the Earth is warming, and humans are the cause.
Civic minded citizen scientists in your community help meteorologists and the National Weather Service stay abreast of inclement weather with on-the-ground data.
On Friday, regulators told the city of San Francisco to stop using a certain amount of river water stored in Hetch Hetchy reservoir.
