Smartphone batteries seem to degrade far too quickly. Part of that problem stems from our charging habits. Liion Power's new adapter micro-manages device charging, making it easy to take better care of the batteries in almost any USB-charged device, including your phone.

“It is a complete failure of society that the environment has been caught up in the culture wars,” Benji Backer told an Earth Day gathering of business leaders in New York today.

The newest addition to the plant-based nutrition brand Aloha's lineup of special edition Hawai‘i protein bars, the taro bar, aims to connect consumers with sustainable agriculture in Hawai'i while supporting local family farms and communities.

The second iteration of The Extremophile Campaign is taking citizen scientists outside of their homes and into the wild, continuing the search for microbes that can advance carbon capture efforts and other climate solutions.

Menopause is slowly becoming a less taboo topic in the United States, but a stigma remains in the workplace. MiDOViA is working to change that, expanding on a successful menopause friendly workplace program from the United Kingdom.

While the offshore branch of the U.S. wind industry depends on coastal waters under federal jurisdiction, onshore wind is much less vulnerable to shifts in federal energy policy.

Like many fish populations, several species of tuna faced steep declines over the past few decades. Thanks to regional management and other efforts to promote sustainable tuna fisheries, some are bouncing back.

Kōloa Rum Company, a craft distiller on the Hawaiian island of Kaua’i, is putting sustainable rum on the menu. From sourcing ingredients to barrel aging, the company considers its environmental impact every step of the way.

New research shows price isn't everything when it comes to consumers' desire for sustainable products. The sharp focus on shoppers' willingness to pay more for sustainable options is obscuring pent-up demand.

United States veterans are diagnosed with mesothelioma at alarming rates. An asbestos exposure registry could prevent misdiagnosis, allowing for earlier, more effective treatment.

Most rare disease clinical trials fail, and that's usually not due to issues with the potential treatments in testing. The pharmaceutical startup Uncommon Cures is changing the way these trials operate — eliminating inefficiencies, recruitment difficulties and logistical barriers that typically lead to failure.

The notion of 3D printing homes has quickly grown from a high-tech curiosity to a potential means of constructing more affordable housing, a remedy for worker shortages and tariff disruptions, and a strategy for reducing carbon emissions in the construction industry.