Composting may be the right thing to do for the environment, but it can be hard to get around the smell and the mess—particularly→

AlertNet: Businesses see an opportunity to turn a buck just about anywhere – even in climate change. According to a report released Monday by→

HumansInvent: In places like Singapore, where fresh water is scarce, one method to obtain drinking water is to filter out the salt from seawater.→

Forbes: When Diana Mong’are became tired of the ever-growing trash piles in her community, she decided to do something about it. She set out→

Business and Finance: It took an article published in Time Specials back in 2007 about the harmful effects of plastic bags that a “germ→

With bed bug fears on the rise in New York City, a cottage industry for “cures” is being fueled reports NBC-TV.` Inventor Jonathan Donchey→

Even as scientists and environmentalists fret over the continued melting of Greenland’s glaciers, at least one person has seen an opportunity for money to→

The peace of an otherwise quiet summer weekend is often muddled by the sound of lawn mowers and leaf blowers. NPR reports that In→

Founder and president Sarah Beatty bills Green Depot as the country’s largest green building supplier, with 10 showrooms and 20 warehouses across the Northeast.→

According to a story at Fast Company, all vibrations are good vibrations in the world of energy harvesting. Whether it’s a road under heavy→

mlive.com: Michael Wiley, 59, of Mt. Morris Township believes he has invented the answer to BP’s prayers and will travel to Louisiana tomorrow to→

Cape Cod Times: Scott Smith knew he was not crazy. He was quite certain that a product developed by his Hyannis-based company — an→

British billionaire Richard Branson marked the “official” launch of his latest green initiative, the Carbon War Room, speaking to hundreds of entrepreneurs, investors and→

Before 1970, when the first Earth Day occurred, no federal laws barred companies from releasing toxic chemicals into the air and water. Today, that→