Residents in Stonington, Conn. are complaining about an overwhelming smell on their shoreline. They say rotten seaweed has landed on the beach, causing it to attract flies and smell like rotten eggs.
Native Americans' tribal lands along the Louisiana coast are washing away as sea levels rise and marshes sink. PBS NewsHour reports.
May 29, 2012
Kevin Pereira, host of G4's Attack of the Show, talks to Cornell engineering professor Tony Ingraffea about the dangers of hydraulic fracking.
Duration: 8:51
The Seed Project is a global environmental installation where people plant seeds creating individual art projects around the planet.
Michelle Waldgeir, representative of one of the largest vendors of solar panels on the East Coast, speaks to Patch about breaking down the process of solar panels and what consumers should expect.
PBS NewsHour broadcasts the Supreme Court arguments on Texas redistricting environmental rules.
CNBC reports on the importance of using plant-based materials, as opposed to plastics, for bottling.
Kansas State University doctoral student, Ayomi Perera, was awarded a $500 scholarship for her research on how to make alternative energy a little greener. Here she explains her research.
Georgia-based Okabashi footwear is 100 percent vegan made from recycled materials. Okabashi shoes and sandals typically last two to four years, are machine washable/dishwasher-safe, and are 100 recyclable.
Sales of Fair Trade products increased by approximately 75 percent in 2011.
According to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), by 2050, the world's growing population will use 55 percent more water in their homes, to grow food, and to produce electricity and manufactured goods. To ensure enough water to meet this demand, we will need to stop wasting it and find new ways to make sure there's enough to go around.
SCP Environmental provides rainwater harvesting systems for domestic and commercial buildings, along with stormwater attenuation tanks and the supply of general civil engineering materials.
Environmental and political leaders gathered at the University of Massachusetts - Amherst Club in Boston to participate in the unveiling of the Northeast Climate Science Center led by UMass - Amherst researchers.
The Minus One Project is an initiative that encourages everyone to reduce their printing font size by one inch to help save paper - ultimately saving forests.