After you read this, you will never eat microwave popcorn again...and possibly anything out of a french fry box or pizza box.

Microplastic remnants from washing clothes are polluting our waters. A polyester garment can release more than 1,900 fibres per garment, per wash, and that ends up in fish, and then us, if we eat the fish. What goes around, comes around.

Walmart’s the largest grocery store in the U.S., the largest retailer in the world, the leader in global corporate revenue and the largest employer in existence.

Please sign the petitions recommending the EPA ban atrazine -- deadline is coming soon. Learn more...

Cedar shingles mimic thatch.

Old wooden doors look good just about anywhere.

You'll never look at pallets the same after seeing these inspiring reuse ideas.

What to do with those old shutters...

Mr. Pavlov sets up the props, the ants happily play with them.

Although a great deal of labor to create, many of these terraces have been in use for over a thousand years.

Hugh Comstock was very familiar with Rackham's illustrations and when his wife asked him to build her a showroom for her handmade rag dolls “Otsy-Totsys”, the first time builder looked to Arthur Rackman's illustrations and built his wife a Rackham-inspired cottage called Hansel.

Just a spritz of water here and there...

Social Engineer, Futurist, Inventor and Industrial Designer Jacque Fresco, calls for a Resource-Based Economy.

Toxic products endanger us all.

essay that compares the challenges of big mountain skiing to the challenges of global climate change.

A lightbulb in the Livermore, California firehouse celebrated its 100 year birthday in 2002 and it is still burning bright.