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Looking for a job? Hitting the books may be a good bet if you want employment in the green energy sector, one of the brighter spots in the resurrecting job market.
When Nicole Hockin vacations in Rome at the end of the month, she will breeze to the front of the security line, jump into a private car from the airport and get a free night at her hotel when she arrives.
Feeling a twinge of guilt as you chug down the highway in your SUV? Now you can now ease your mind with green car tune-ups — no Prius necessary.
When Jodi and Alan Katz of Marietta, Ga., began talking about plans for a bar mitzvah for their son, Zach, the idea of reading the Torah in front of 300 strangers wasn’t so appealing to him.
Checking bags on your next flight? Be prepared to pay. Carrying your bags onto the airplane? Be prepared to sacrifice.
Nina Sadjadpour knows the importance of a family vacation. But the San Francisco mother of two also knows the reality that often goes along with it: the kids fight, suffer from jet lag and can literally melt down from walking if you get lost.
One man's discarded cellphone is another man's polo ... or pants or T-shirt. At least that's how one Boston startup sees it.
There's never been a better time to be a vending machine, as long as you're dispensing organic foods and snacks, that is.
Oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens' TV commercials blasted the airwaves in 2008 with his big idea to get America off foreign oil imports: natural gas and wind energy.
As the climate heats up, so is demand for “green” toys.
Kites and blimps may be the next big thing in wind energy and may even power your home one day – and we’re not talking decades from now. Think years.
If you are like most Americans, you'll spend about $20 on Halloween candy this year. That is, unless you're like Jennifer Boyd-Mullineaux.
If you've ever wondered whether the products you use to clean your home could be causing health issues, you're not alone.
Bedbugs mean big money — whether you’re a victim or an exterminator. The result: an exploding bedbug business that is not likely to die down anytime soon.
Heather Lewis was wracked with guilt when she realized she was addicted to the bottle.
Just a couple months ago, wind energy had huge momentum.
What will power your car a decade from now? Billionaire T. Boone Pickens is betting big that it will be compressed natural gas.
Erik Hodne's Denver basement contains two computers, two printers, a stereo receiver, two VCRs, six cell phones, three cordless phones and two Palm Pilots.
The movie “Michael Clayton” has been in theaters for five months, but the real advertising blitz came last week promoting seven Academy Award nominations and the movie’s upcoming release on DVD.
When sipping that beer or vodka tonic at the next holiday party, take heart: Your revelry may actually be good for the environment.
Few people put mosquito tents, cans of worms and three-toed sloths on their holiday wish lists.
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