A boy in Ohio was playing football with friends over the weekend and was tackled by a deer.The incident happened Saturday when Brandon Hiles, 7, went to retrieve a ball that had rolled into the woods in Wintersville, Ohio."The deer started charging at me

Every four or five years, the Child Nutrition Act, which governs the National School Lunch Program, comes up for renewal, and this is one of those years. Slow Food USA wants to send a message to Congress about getting real food into schools.

More Glenn anti-environmental Red-Scare fear-mongering. I am truly amazed this guy still has a job.

Watch the adorable video of a bird petting a cat!

During bad economic times, more people find that the financial cost of giving pets the care they deserve becomes a burden, or worse, unbearable. 63% of all U.S. households own a pet. Should pets go without adequate care during a recession? I say no way.

The number of large-diameter trees in Yosemite National Park have declined 24-percent between the 1930s and 1990s. The findings are based on a study done by the U.S. Geological Survey and the University of Washington. Scientists compared tree

This year, 1.2 million male babies in the United States will have between 35 and 50% of healthy, functioning penile skin removed. Is this really a means to prevent STDs and HIV/AIDS? Review the studies here.

We often talk about the greening of companies in terms of "the right thing to do." The "triple bottom line" and "people, planet, profit" are catchy, but most companies look to leverage sustainability to create value for their stakeholders.

Shawn Saylor of Hillcrest Saylor Farm in Rockwood, Pennsylvania has saved $200,000 by taking what most Dairy Farmers regard as waste and turning it into energy. With the use of a Methane Digester, Saylor takes his dairy cows manure, cultivates it and...

"In two months, I was wearing these underwear and there was no smell and nobody complained," said Wakata, speaking through an interpreter. In unrelated news, the remaining space station crew had a big party the night Wakata left. (Just kidding.)