Joe Biden announced $454 million for the new “Recovery Through Retrofit” plan (aka “Cash for Caulkers”), a stimulus effort to weatherize American homes.

Biking is an excellent form of green exercise, and many cities have fun bicycle routes to explore.

Once you’re in the pool, swimming has a positive impact on your health, but what’s up in air is the overall impact this exercise has on the natural environment.

The news of Bikram yoga’s health benefits has been featured for a few years now, but is it really an efficient, natural way to exercise?

Simple things you can do to release the toxins in your body include exercising regularly, staying hydrated and improving the air in your home.

I help save the environment every time I leave my apartment. How, you ask? By pounding the pavement.

While the treadmill was an excellent invention for people who didn’t want to leave their home to walk 3 miles, it has one downfall: energy consumption.

By 2020, the entire city of San Francisco plans to be waste-free, thanks to a new initiative by Recology.

Ironically, manufactured chemicals like BPA represent how hazardous our contemporary lifestyles can be, but there is another, better known chemical compound, Lysol, that helps keep much of America safe.

As much as I love the taste of fish, and the essential fatty acids they provide, bacteria, mercury poisoning and toxicity sure put a damper on things.

Everyone has heard that tap water isn’t the best thing to drink, but did you ever think it could be poisoning your body?

Starbucks cups currently can’t be recycled. Seven stores in Manhattan are trying to change that.