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Forget what Monsanto's told you: A group of subsistence farmers is breaking harvest records without GMOs or artificial herbicides and fertilizers.
Umbra asks the experts for a little financial advice. The question pays off, with interest.
Renewable energy journalist Osha Gray Davidson recently released a book called Clean Break, detailing the German Energiewende (translation: energy change). ...
When Ohio allowed frackers to move in, it expected new jobs. Those jobs have not materialized, according to a new report.
As the public’s appetite grows for locally grown eats, so do the smart marketing campaigns designed to help local farmers, and foster more of them.
The U.N. agreement -- still to be signed -- would cut mercury in power production and common manufacturing processes.
As the globe warms around us, it's getting harder to get any work done, a new study finds.
It’s harsh, but this policy is both eco-friendly and humanitarian.
The new documentary "Pandora's Promise" has revived the debate over nuclear power, which is ... oh, God, do we have to?
