Scientists and environmental advocates say the reduced habitat could deal a permanent setback to a species that has shown signs of recovering after 10 years of federal protection.

With the boom in consumption of organic foods creating a pressing need for natural insecticides and herbicides that can be used on crops certified as "organic," biopesticide, Pam G. Marrone, Ph.D., is reporting development of a new "green" pesticide.

With the world in the grip of an international food crisis, supermarket prices increasing weekly and the cost of a Pot Noodle at an all-time high it seemed like a good time to take a somewhat tasteless (pun intended) look at the world's most expensive foo

Developers recently broke ground on an Earth-friendly, $600 million mixed-use skyscraper in Lower Manhattan that will include condominiums, retail, a boutique hotel and meeting space.

I found this Dublin, Ireland based company that's found a way to get people around, free of charge, and free of the noise and emissions of typical cabs, all the while giving companies a unique way to get the word out. Bingo!

Unlike soap, which can be all-natural, detergents are synthetic and most are petroleum-based. They contain surfactants that enable the product to penetrate stains and wash them away. Some common surfactants used in detergents are known to be toxic to the

Americans are desperate to find 'new' emergency methods, of automotive conversion! Reasons: Price of Gas, Environmental Issues, and the Peak Oil Crisis transitioning into the Alternative Green-Energies market.

Vegging out in front of your flat-panel TV may pose more danger than turning your brain to mush.

How can you thwart bike thieves eyeing your beautiful bike? Curbside Cycle offers some practical solutions to make sure your bicycle is waiting for you at the end of the day.

A family of ducks were given a special escort home after becoming stranded in a town centre car park. The tiny brood were spotted by eagle-eyed Middlesbrough parking attendant Ken O'Keefe, who marched the runaways back to their pond.