$4 GAS - IT'S OUR FAULT -- The 1970s energy crisis shocked us into action. Then we resumed bad habits. And it could all have been avoided easily, except for politics.

The bumps on a whale's fins inspire a new line of green-tech blades for turbines, fans, and maybe the home.

Companies and cities are pushing to build coal-fired power plants that emit no greenhouse gases.

Airlines are continuing to struggle with the problem of lost, delayed and mishandled baggage, and it's not expected to get better anytime soon.

Texas alone could hold 40 years' worth of US emissions. By Mark Clayton | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor from the July 31, 2007 edition Snyder, Texas - Under a blazing west Texas sun, with a whiptail lizard and cattle ...

Grass-roots giving for the solar cooker, donated to women who fled Darfur, takes root in the US. When Harvard law student Jesse Gabriel organized a "Dinner for Darfur" fundraiser in April, he was amazed that 17 student groups got together and raised ...

The "deathbed confession" audio tape in which former CIA agent and Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt admits he was approached to be part of a CIA assassination team to kill JFK was aired this weekend - an astounding development that has gone completel

NEW YORK -- One million new trees will join the urban landscape of New York City by the year 2017 to reduce air pollution, cool temperatures and help improve the city's long-term sustainability, officials said Saturday.

One of the world's first NON-PVC polystyrene-based stretch films, Diamant Food Wrap is a revolutionary health oriented product that is both recyclable and ecologically friendly. For consumers who want an alternative to PVC-based stretch film.

China is examining at least one unique way to develop more sustainably. Welcome to Dongtan, the world's first CO2-free city.