Irish balladeer Liam Clancy, last of the Clancy Brothers troupe whose feisty, boozy songs of old Ireland struck a sentimental chord worldwide, died Friday in a Cork hospital. He was 74. Clancy died in his hospital bed flanked by his wife Kim and

They feel like failures. Disillusioned, like a runner who trips out of the starting gate. But many college graduates who've been forced by the worst job market in decades to move back home with Mom and Dad say they also feel, to their surprise, fortunate.

City College of San Francisco - which is short about $18 million this year - is doing what everyone does when they need more cash. They're holding a garage sale.

In LA, this is actually happening! People are getting together to bike to get Chinese food every Sunday. If you want more cool bike news like this sent directly to your browser. Go here: http://bikingrevolutionnews.media-toolbar.c om/

Once the nation's largest landfill, Fresh Kills is undergoing a transformation into NYC's largest -- and greenest -- park.

Opened in 1994, Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord is now one of the most popular tourist destinations in North Rhine-Westphalia. You can bike or walk the park, go climbing in reclaimed ore bunkers, or even dive in a former gasholder.

Eco-friendly, battery-free, and non-toxic toys for even the toughest of boys!

de Rothschild's Adventure Ecology, its Sculpt the Future Foundation, and the Lincart Gallery in San Francisco are hosting the SMART Art -- Trash into Treasure exhibit through June 27th.

What happened to the students in Kanikah LeMon's 1995-96 kindergarten class at Dr. George Washington Carver Elementary School? How did they fare against tremendous obstacles as they worked toward their high school diplomas with the class of 2008.

We've heard quite a bit about the Christian Evangelical "creation care" movement in the past few years; members of the Jewish community have also weighed in on the relationship of their faith to the environment. But what about Islam?