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Latest Toxic Toy Recalls: Lead and Cadmium in Toys and Jewelry Pages: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Lead, cadmium and phthalates continue to prompt recalls of toys, children's jewelry and other children's products. You'll find them all here.
The Record-Breaking 14 Billion-Dollar Weather Disasters of 2011 Pages: 2 3 4 5 6
The record-setting 12 billion dollar weather disasters of 2011.
One More Shot at Protecting Bluefin Tuna
A lawsuit challenges new US rules for the commercial bluefin tuna fishery.
A Week's Worth of New Year's Resolutions for a Lifetime of Change
Making habits is the key to new years resolutions that last. Here are seven resolutions for seven days of the week that will really stick.
15 Resolutions for a Greener New Year
The Daily Green and NRDC Simple Steps partner to bring you 15 easy-to-follow Earth Day tips.
Christmas Bird Count Starts Today
The annual Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count starts Friday.
Commute By Public Transit? Your Tax Benefit Is Being Cut
The public transit commuter tax benefit for 2012 will be half of what it was in 2011 unless Congress acts soon.
Christmas Bird Count and 25 More of the Best Ways to Enjoy the Outdoors
Citizen science is a fun way for kids and adults to learn the scientific method, explore the outdoors and help scientists make real discoveries about the way the world works, and how the environment is changing.
9 Tips To Keep Holiday Shopping Sane (and Green)
Holiday shopping doesn't have to be a drag, whether you start on Black Friday, Cyber Monday or some other time. These tips will help you stay sane, save money and have a joyous holiday.
The Most Fuel-Efficient 2012 Cars Pages: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A look at the most fuel efficient cars, most fuel efficient hybrid SUVs and crossovers, and the most fuel efficient station wagons, including hybrid, clean diesel and electric cars.
When Daylight Savings Time 2011 Ends
The first day of fall, the autumnal equinox, is Friday, Sept. 23, 2011.
In Time for Halloween, Scientists ID Bat Malady
Scientists have identified the cause of White Nose Syndrome in bats.
Winter Outlook: Continued Drought in U.S. Southwest
The Southwest U.S. drought centered on Texas is only supposed to get worse this winter, according to the latest Winter Outlook forecast from NOAA.
15 Breast Cancer Risk Factors
These breast cancer prevention tips target surprising breast cancer risk factors so you can prevent breast cancer.
9 Breakthrough Awards for the Environment
Popular Mechanics has named its 2011 Breakthrough Award winners, and they include many honorees making strides to improve the environment.
Did EPA Cook the Books on the Health Impact of Climate Change?
What the EPA Inspector General report on the agency's climate health finding says and doesn't say about the expected impacts of climate change.
Study: Ecotourism has Significant Benefits
Ecotourism has many benefits and advantages for local economies and ecosystems, according to a new study.
Industry Sets its Own Cadmium Limits for Children's Jewelry
The Fashion Jewelry and Accessories Association has developed a voluntary standard for cadmium in children's jewelry.
Arctic Ice Melt 2nd Greatest Ever Seen
The arctic sea ice extent in September 2011 nearly set a new record and is a worrying sign of climate change.
Climate Reality Project Begins 24-Hour Blitz Tonight
Al Gore's Climate Reality Project launches its 24 Hours of Reality, about climate change.
10 Inspirational Individuals Win Heinz Awards
The 2011 Heinz Award winners are working in fields as various as oceanography and musical composition.
Beyond the Prius: New 2012 Hybrid Cars Pages: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
New hybrid SUVs and luxury cars, even a minivan, are joining the compact cars in the hybrid vehicle market.
Study: Dry Cleaning Chemicals Stick to Clothes
How much dry cleaning chemicals stick to clothes that have been to the dry cleaners? Scientists have found out.
FDA: Brazilian Blowouts are Unsafe
The FDA has labeled Brazilian Blowouts adulterated and misbranded because they contain toxic formaldehyde but claim to be formaldehyde free.
Tropical Storm Lee Is a "Super Soaker"
Tropical Storm Lee's path will take it over Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi, where it will drop 10-15 inches of rain, or as much as 20 inches of rain in some isolated locations.
Hurricane Irene On a Path Toward Mid-Atlantic, New York City and New England (Update)
Video and graphic maps show Hurricane Irene's path through the Caribbean and toward a landfall in South Carolina, North Carolina or Virginia.
VIDEO: If A Hurricane Hit NYC ...
What would happen if a hurricane hit New York City? We asked a meteorologist to find out.
Hurricane Irene, Global Warming and the Rising Cost of Storm Surge Damage
Much of the risk from Hurricane Irene comes from storm surge, and storm surge from storms like Hurricane Irene is forecast to become more dangerous due to sea level rise from climate change.
6 End-of-Season Fall Shopping Deals Pages: 2 3 4 5 6 7
End of season fall sales are the best time for bargain hunters to buy cars, back-to-school supplies and clothing, outdoor gear like kayaks and camping equipment, and even fresh organic food.
East Coast Earthquake Struck In Less-Risky Region
See maps of the August 2011 East Coast earthquake. Shakemap of the epicenter in Virginia, plus damage risk maps for the United States.
The 21 Most Affordable Natural Sunscreens Pages: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
The best natural sunscreens, organic sunscreens and mineral sunblocks are highly rated by Environmental Working Group but don't cost more than $5 an ounce.
Turning an Abandoned Lot Into a Community Garden (Video)
Video with animations shows how to build a community garden out of an abandoned lot.
The 15 Most Walkable Cities in America Pages: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
America's most walkable cities, as determined by New Urbanism principles and the Walk Score developed by America Walks.
The Car Lot of the Future Pages: 2 3 4 5 6 7
By 2025, the average MPG of cars and SUVs will be nearly 55 mpg, thanks to new CAFE standards. How will those new mpg fuel economy standards affect consumer choice and price?
Off-the-Shelf and Homemade Natural Insect Repellents Pages: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Buy the best natural insect repellents, try homemade insect repellents, or herbal tick and bug sprays made from essential oils.
The 20 States with the Most Toxic Air
The Toxic 20 states are named in a new study designed to support rules that will reduce air pollution from power plants.
Green Shopping Deals for July (Updated!)
Promo codes and deals for natural, organic and eco-friendly products.
4 Things Parents Can Do to Stop School Bus Pollution
School bus pollution can create unhealthy conditions for children, but parents can take action to replace old polluting buses and to pass and enforce anti-idling laws and other rules to clear the air.
The Least Healthy Meals in America
These high-calorie, high-saturated fat, high-sodium meals can be found in chain restaurants across the U.S. and they represent the worst of the Xtreme Eating Awards.
How to Test for Lead Dust Following a Home Renovation Project
How to test for lead dust - a clearance test. The EPA chose not to require that contractors perform this test, but homeowners may require it in the contract before starting home renovation projects.
7 New Electric Cars Available in 2011 Pages: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Much anticipated electric cars are hitting showrooms this year, from the Nissan Leaf to the Chevy Volt, Coda, Think, Fisker Karma and more.
5 Air Pollution Facts and Myths
Ozone air pollution leads to smog ... but ozone in the atmosphere protects us from the sun's harmful rays. How? Here are four myths and facts about ozone air pollution.
Budget Romance: 8 Summer Date Ideas
From picnics in the park to stargazing after a healthy hike, summer offers many opportunities for memorable cheap dates.
Study: Bicyclers Inhale Tailpipe Pollution
Bicycling is healthy, but may increase exposure to air pollution, which carries lung and heart disease risks. Here's how to cut down on the risk.
Study: Environment, More than Genetics, Triggers Autism
A new study identifies environmental factors as a leading cause of autism, trumping genetics.
Latest Cell Phone Study: Mobile Devices Do Not Pose Cancer Risk
The safety of mobile devices and cell phones is supported by a new comprehensive review of published science on links between brain cancer and non-ionizing radiation.
Cosmetics Industry: Brazilian Blowout-Type Treatments Are "Unsafe"
The cosmetics industry, via its Cosmetics Ingredient Review panel, has deemed Brazilian Blowout-type Keratin hair straightening treatments to be "unsafe."
This July 4, Declare Your Independence
This Fourth of July, recognize Independence Day by going green and declaring your independence from oil, toxic chemicals, factory food and waste. The Daily Green shows you how.
8 Alternative Summer Party Ideas, from Invisible Pools to Scavenger Hunts
Fun party theme ideas for your next backyard barbecue.
How to Find the Best Local Hike
Struggling to find local hikes and local hiking information? We profile the best local hiking sites and offer simple tips for finding a great local hike.
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