Given that polls about veganism seem to be the cool thing to do these days, here's my first foray into the internet polling world. Check out the poll's format. Isn't it way cooler than the one used by Leiter for his veganism poll

A rural town in Australia has voted overwhelmingly to ban the sale of bottled water over concerns about its environmental impact.

From The Onion. Fake experts posit ways to reduce carbon load of world domination.

The Wall Street Journal makes a pass at answering that very question with a profile of sorta-vegan Tony Gonzalez of the Kansas City Chiefs. The 6-foot-5-inch tight end was turned on to veganism after reading The China Study, and promptly replaced the

Shoes, glorious shoes! Eco-friendly shoes have come a long way, baby! Remember when it was all about Birkenstocks and Earth Shoes? Well, not anymore.

Whole Foods' decision reinforces steps lawmakers and retailers are taking to promote reusable bags.

Who's the farest of them all when it comes to environmental performance? A ranking released Wednesday by experts at Yale and Columbia universities lists Switzerland at the top, followed by the Scandinavian bloc (Sweden, Norway, Finland) and then Costa Ri

Review the checklist below and figure out which steps you already do. Then, figure out which ones you can do over the next few months. Before you know it, you'll be effortlessly making a big difference while saving a lot of money!

San Francisco, which has long prided itself on environmentally friendly policies, is debating whether it should become the first US city to tax grocery bags to encourage recycling.

The global consumption of bottled water reached 154 billion liters (41 billion gallons) in 2004, up 57 percent from the 98 billion liters consumed five years earlier.