A new report states the average American family tosses an equivalent of up to $2,275 annually in food in the trash. This isn’t only a financial tragedy, but also an environmental one.

How much space do roads take up on our planet? Find out in this article.

Well, probably not quite as hot as that; but hotter than what most of us would set our shower temperatures to or take a bath in.

A fishing trawler of dimensions never before seen in Australia is about to begin operating in the nation’s waters.

While not quite Simpson-esque in their deformities, the mutations witnessed in butterflies near Fukushima should not be dismissed.

Yet another study has indicated domestic cats are slaughtering wildlife in massive numbers.

After being quite high profile for a while, issues relating fracking for natural gas seems to have dropped off the radar somewhat – it’s important it doesn’t.

If you use search engines (and who doesn’t), here’s a way you can easily find whatever it is you’re looking for and benefit the environment at the same time.

Australian households are throwing out $1.1 billion in fruit and vegetables a year – it’s not just wasteful from a humanitarian viewpoint, it’s an environmental problem too.

Annie Leonard is back with a new video in her ‘Story Of’ series – The Story Of Change: Why Citizens (Not Shoppers) Hold The Key To A Better World. View the video here.