Humans buy a million plastic bottles a minute and 93% of them aren’t recycled

Carryout and coffee will now come in something more eco-friendly than Styrofoam in Maine

Plastic is accumulating at the bottom of the sea and in the bellies of bottom feeders, and making its way all the way back up the food chain

Miami becomes the first major U.S. city to ban the use of cancer-linked glyphosate herbicide on city streets, sidewalks and parks, blaming it for red tide and algae blooms

Hemp is finally legal to grow in the U.S., allowing us to produce twice as much fiber as cotton, twice as much ethanol as corn, and 4 times as much paper pulp as trees per acre, using far less water and pesticides, while fixing the soil.

It’s also a medicinal superfood.

Scientists are baffled by a 10-ton whale just found in the thick of the Amazon jungle.

New study suggests Naval sonar could be to blame.

Credit: Bicho D’agua Institute

1.5 million volunteers worked together to help reach a larger goal of reforesting the planet by 2030

Students in Finland offer a succinct lesson in commuting 

The Nature Conservancy is bringing bison back to Indiana to help restore the prairie

Two flip-flops, four plastic bottles, 25 plastic bags and 115 plastic cups were found in a dead sperm whale washed ashore in Indonesia.