Ellen Page became a household name after 2007’s indie hit Juno, but all the fame and fortune was a lot for Page to handle. Unlike many young stars who fall victim to a destructive lifestyle, …

With cold temperatures a couple months away, many of us are thinking of eco-friendly ways to keep our homes warm. So many of the methods used in the past have contributed to the environmental crisis, …

For many people in Asia and Europe, biking is a way of life. Forgoing traffic, gas prices, and a heavy carbon footprint in favor of a bicycle is definitely a step in the right direction… …

Today, I was calmly driving along behind a school bus. Next thing I know, a plastic sandwich bag flies by my window - huh?? Is the environment really so bad that it’s raining …

We just took a family vacation to visit one of my mom’s sisters, who lives in Vermont. One of my other aunts, who lives in the city, was just soaking up the nature. …

The week of September 20th is “Climate Week” in NYC - hundreds of government officials, world experts, academics, and businessmen will be converging on New York City to discuss how to create real change …

Every year, Sierra Magazine comes out with a much anticipated list of the year’s greenest colleges - a list that is becoming quite competitive, indeed. I’ve been on the lookout for it this …

The Pygmy people of Africa are probably the people most connected to nature in the entire world. They live in the rainforests, hunting and gathering their food. They travel through the forests, …

As civil war raged on in the Congo, there was nothing protecting the unique, thriving Congolese forests - except for one man. Corneille Ewango, a botanist, had lived on the Okapi Reserve for …

Adam Grosser is a genius. With all of the people (1.6 billion, in fact) that do not have access to electricity, disease is a HUGE problem - first of all, because they cannot refrigerate …