Excess plastic is a big problem, as plastic waste takes hundreds of years to break down. People and wildlife can inhale or ...

One Redditor reached out to the r/Portland subreddit, seeking advice on how to volunteer and address invasive species in ...

As you heat your house, warm air rises to the top of each room — but that doesn't mean it has to stay trapped up there.

Cooper's new business will support Colorado's goal to become fossil-fuel-free by 2050. With its other six coal plants set to shut down by the end of 2030, it's the perfect time for others in the oil ...

When employees of the Department of Environmental Protection tried to keep secret plans to build golf courses at Florida's ...

One gardener's experience shows how resilient California poppies can be, saving gardening time and adding vibrant color to ...

One Reddit user was shocked to discover that the trees in their yard had been covered with way too much mulch.

Findings from this University of Stirling study established that in Scotland, beaver wetlands offer greater appeal for ...

A Finnish company has announced surprising plans to burn waste from a nuclear power plant for district heating.

One Reddit user shared how they're embracing their leftover leaf litter and revealed a flock of turkeys that love it.

One Minnesota homeowner is ready for a legal war against her homeowners association over the right to grow native plants.

The owner of a Samsung fridge was left doing a double-take when it turned out their new kitchen appliance came with ...