Blogging while homeless is not easy to maintain, but it's a lifeline to the world of the housed.

The little creatures are under attack. Vore for your favorite artwork and help save the frogs!

Biomass plants are the big con-- just about as far from green energy as you can get.

What would it mean to genetically modify animals so that they can speak to us?

Can just living near greenery be good for your health? I food less nutritious than it used to be? And how can you turn a salt-ridden soil into paradise?

It's not looking good-- the annual HUD-promoted count of homeless people took place a few weeks ago and it looks like families have been especially hard hit.

In the middle of blizzard-like conditions on Cape Cod yesterday, The International Fund for Animal Welfare got a distress call: Four disorientated common dolphins were entering a narrow creek off Wellfleet Harbor.

Sparked by the December killing of a pet horse, a collection of animal rights educators and advocates came together Monday night to discuss plans to reform Buster's Law, which established aggravated animal cruelty as a felony in New York in 1999.

Thirty years have passed since the conviction of Leonard Peltier for the murder of two FBI agents, and I worry that some people may not even know who he is. Now his life is jeopardy.

BRITISH hunters, including a prominent Harley Street surgeon, have been paying the Zimbabwean authorities thousands of pounds each to take part in a mass elephant cull. They are among groups of hunters who have been permitted to track and kill whole h