
With the Masters in full swing, it's good to remember how bad golf can be.

The feel-good environmental story of the day is actually a tale of woeful municipal stupidity in Reno, Nevada.

A family of four can survive on 3 gallons of water a day. An average American household uses 400 gallons a day. Help reduce your water footprint now.

The designer Rochus Jacob applied an old (an obvious) insight from antiquity to help us start taking baths again.

Want to plant something that makes more sense than grass this summer? Here are a few different ways to commit herbicide.

The Colorado River is the source of water for most of the southwest and southern California. All those states have to share the water from the...

From eating local food to shared showers, here are eight ways to reduce your impact on the planet that will make your life better as well.
The Search for the Obvious has a new challenge: Help remind the world that toilets and running water are really important.

Lake Mead supplies water, food, and electricity to millions of people in the Southwest. So its a bummer the reservoir just hit record lows.

Download WeTap to chart your city's drinking fountains—and help make them better.
Calling all photographers—amateur or professional. We are hosting our first crowdsourced Picture Show. It's an effort to communicate the...

America's kids are dehydrated and that could be affecting their academic and physical performance.

Pickle juice is one of football’s enigmatic contributions to science.

The craziest (and maybe best) idea you'll ever hear for solving the world's drinking water shortage.

Here's a profitable product that can solve two environmental problems at once. It involves a secret formula of bacteria, raw sewage, and an M.B.A.