The band fun. (as seen on Glee!) were one of 2009′s break-out successes. Now their follow-up is out and it’s outrageously entertaining.

Newt Gingrich’s presidential campaign is dead in the water, so it’s important for those of us who love mocking him to act quickly.

The top-down, elite-focused strategy that has come to dominate the environmental movement is not working. The philanthropic community needs to get serious about funding the grassroots.

We’re all for trading organic food with the European Union, but let’s not forget about food miles.

New science draws a straight line between antibiotic-resistant staph and the overuse of antibiotics on factory farms. Now, if only our lawmakers would do something with the information.

Yes, foraging is hip, but — according to the latest installment of the Lexicon — it’s also very practical.

Yonkers, N.Y., needed a facelift, and it found one, beneath the city streets, in a river that hadn’t been seen in living memory.

In a speech on energy policy, Obama mocked the GOP’s drill-baby-drill response to rising gas prices.

Rick Santorum presents himself as a devout Catholic, but on the issue of climate change, he strays far from the pope’s teachings.

The aquaculture industry has long fed wild fish to farmed fish, putting a huge dent in ocean ecosystems. Will new vegetarian feed improve aquaculture’s footprint, or just muddy the waters?

All the world’s countries love to talk piously about the need to address climate change. What happens if someone goes beyond talk to action? If the E.U.’s aviation program is any indication, it ain’t pretty.

Big Ag interests like the Farm Bureau want Americans to see alternatives to factory farming — as shown in the recent Chipotle ad — as nostalgic and unrealistic.

Our fearless green-living pioneer, the Greenie Pig, went in search of the elusive Pacific razor clam. Lucky for her, she met a gun-toting clam angel, who gave her a taste of the community that comes from a shared search for sustenance.

These furry beasts are sooooo cute — until they break into the house, tear up the garden, or turn up dead in the silverware drawer. Some say city life is making them smarter. The real problem: They’re an awful lot like us.

Rep. Cliff Stearns says successful companies should get government subsidies — unless those successful companies are involved in clean energy.