Hewlett Packard is a leading example of how companies can embrace zero waste or closed loop recycling systems.

With lavender abundant everywhere, not to mention the incredible Meyer lemons that thrive throughout the state, Tricia Widgen would like to share a recipe similar to the ice cream sandwiches Sweet Bite Creamery offers from time to time.

Yesterday Africa’s first bio-ethanol cooking fuel plant opened in central Mozambique, which will wean women off of dangerous and dirty charcoal cook stoves.

Clif Bar, the granddaddy of the modern day energy bar, has been sustainably celebrating its 20th birthday this year. The company’s latest accomplishment is this week’s announcement that its headquarters in Emeryville, CA, across the bay from San Francisco, was awarded with LEED Platinum certification.

FedEx Express announced this week that its entire vehicle feet is becoming more energy efficient at a faster rate than the company had originally planned.

According to a study published in the journal Nature Climate Change, Americans are willing to pay for slightly higher electricity bills for clean energy.

On Wednesday the World Trade Organization ruled against the sale of cans labeled “dolphin safe” tuna, saying that the practice discriminated against Mexican fishermen.

A controversial geoengineering experiment that would have simulated the cooling effect of a volcanic eruption was canceled this week over a patent dispute.