As the Guardian notes in its headline, Wood you believe it?

Built for two skiing enthusiasts, this Utah tiny home is well-insulated for the cold.

On the other hand, these cordless vacuum cleaners really suck.

Now you don't need to drive to the hills to get a good run; just get towed by a drone.

We kid you not: Here’s how to skirt illness or death if your team is in the Super Bowl.

We're not in Kansas City anymore.

From the filmmaker who brought us the expose You've Been Trumped comes a closer look at the eco-impact of golf courses that only serve a tiny fraction of wealthy players.

People seem to do awfully stupid things when they get high.

With summer just a couple weeks away, thousands of us have new fitness goals and a commitment to improve our health. How do we ensure we are doing the same for the planet?

Regardless of what you may think of CrossFit, it's difficult to argue with an approach to fitness that is so inclusive, uplifting, and motivating.

Daniel Norris, a 21-year old Toronto Blue Jays pitching prospect, lives in his '78 VW Westfalia camper.

Cities are justifiably scared of lawsuits, parents are overly litigious, and all the poor kids are missing out.

A community soccer field in Rio de Janeiro stays well lit at night thanks to energy harvesting tiles laid under the turf.

A little bit of added wind resistance adds up to a lot of fuel waste and carbon emissions.

The World Cup is starting: here's a football they won't be wanting.

Brazil is a sunny country, and the different venues that will host World Cup games are all fitted with solar arrays that have 5.4 MW of capacity. Still the World Cup is only pale green.

As part of our ongoing series about modern green living, Margaret and Katherine discuss how they think about making exercise as green and eco-friendly as possible.

The colorful watercraft is actually 28 different 3D-printed sections that have been bolted together.