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Getting Americans to try under-appreciated fish species.

The nation is in a race to build a clean energy economy, and the big energy companies are holding us back.

Nothing brings home the reality of global warming like the birth of a new child.

When it comes to managing fish populations, you need big fish, little fish and in-between fish -- just the way nature intended.

Increasingly, climate change is an issue that helps define politicians in the eyes of voters.

Cuba and the U.S. share a love of baseball. They also share a common environment.

Big coal goes to the Supreme Court in an effort to stop EPA's clean car regulations.

A Chicago Tribune series on brominated flame retardants wins a top journalism prize.

A look at the role the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality played in the West Fertilizer plant explosion.

It's spring, which means it's mating season for the colorful prairie chicken.

Global warming could push vineyards on to lands once used by grizzlies and grey wolves.

The health and environmental case for smart meters is stronger than the case against them.

Energy efficient schools save on energy costs, improve children’s health and inspire the next generation.

The quadrennial National Climate Review takes a hard look at the state of the climate.

There's a lot to like about Sweden's carbon tax.

The controversy over the Keystone XL pipeline is a good reason to look at some data on pipeline safety.

Why steadily rising atmospheric temperatures plateaued in the last few years.

Legislation may soon be introduced in the U.S. Senate that would make a flawed Toxic Substances Control Act even weaker.

Imagine the world without sharks.

As ozone season heats up, protect your health by staying on top of weather reports reporting ozone levels and follow these seven tips.

Saving business from itself, in an age of environmental crisis.

A huge opportunity exists for technology to revolutionize air quality practices in the gas industry

When it comes to no-till gardening, what is good for my soul may not be good for my soil (or yours).

If 2025 fuel efficiency standards were enforced today, you’d spend about $1,000 less on gas each year.