We've been seduced by the beverage industry into believing only they can quench our thirst with colored, caffeinated, vitaminized, electrolyted water. We have become so parched that we can't walk down the street without toting a single-use plastic bottle.

Rogue, a 4-year-old Belgian sheepdog, helps The Nature Conservancy find rare plants in Oregon that provide shelter for an endangered butterfly. Check out the great video and photos! Why isn't *my* dog this smart?!

Finally crunching the numbers after the three-month lease of a lifetime with GM's Chevy Equinox, PM's Citizen Fuel Cell reports the good news on mileage (between 33 and 55 mi/kg of hydrogen, with an average of 41) and the bad.

Check out these picks for the best eco humor on the web. Funny stuff!

In Weak Housing Market, Some Homeowners Investing in Green Features. the SF Chronicle has discovered that many homeowners are spending considerable amounts of money on their places. Much of the new investment is in green building features

You can help reduce the impacts of climate change and restore critical wildlife habitat by participating in The Nature Conservancy's voluntary carbon offset program.

Getting cleaned up can be a dirty job. Today, our journey through your day o' stuff brings us somewhere between breakfast and work, when you're getting beautiful or, at the very least, attempting to meet modern hygiene standards.

TerraCycle is trying to eliminate the idea of waste. To do so, we must find great uses for objects that used to be considered waste. And best of all, you can raise funds for your favorite charity by helping us collect waste. It's easy and shipping free

Maybe we'll save the Grand Canyon after all!

The Recharge Pod at Glastonbury will power 100 cell phones an hour, using both wind and solar, generating the equivalent energy of running a dj booth for 88 hours!