In the spirit of the season, while we still have seasons, that is.

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

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

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...

Despite single-handedly turning a vacant grass patch into a cheery neighborhood garden, the California Department of Transportation wants to remove some of the work this "guerrilla gardener" has done. Bay Area residents, give her a helping hand!

A new West Virginia laws is about to require utilities to get a large part of their power from renewable and "alternative sources". It sounds progressive until you look at what qualifies as alternative: burning old tires, coal gas and even waste coal.

The Peruvian government's violent crackdown on indigenous tribes in the Amazon who were protesting the giveaway of their land to the oil industry has raised international outrage and questions about the US-Peru free trade agreement.

Save money around the house by reusing plastic soda bottles as funnels, weights, juicers and other objects. It's fun to reuse plastic bottles.

Sierra Club celebrated its 100th blocked coal plant today, but it still has work to do. There are 90 more in the planning stages, plus about 500 old coal plants that costing their customers a mint in upgrades and damaged health.

The clean energy economy that President Obama advocates could revitalize rural communities as a new energy heartland, but everyone has to take some initiative.