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Here’s Why 2014’s Record Temperatures Mean Big Environmental Problems
Source: Thinkstock A myriad of wonderful and terrible things took place in 2014 across the political sphere. While the accomplishments should not be minimized, so much of news is, and always has...
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3 Big Questions for Big Oil in 2015
Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images The crashing of oil prices has effectively flipped the world on its head. Just a short time after many Americans were experiencing the worst economic meltdown in the...
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How Much Are We Really Paying for Cheap Gas?
Joshua Lott/Getty Images All across the country, American families are feeling the squeeze on their wallets ease up a little bit due to falling gasoline prices. The dramatic decline in the price of...
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The 10 Worst Energy-Related Disasters of Modern Times
Justin E. Stumberg/U.S. Navy via Getty Images Producing energy to power the modern global economy is a dirty and dangerous business. Drilling for oil several miles below the surface of the sea involves...
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What Year Did Humans Begin Changing Planet Earth?
Source: Thinkstock There’s no argument that humans have had a big impact on the earth. While those who advocate for more environmentally conscious practices would say that we’ve had more of a negative...
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A Cheat Sheet to Debunking Myths About Electric Vehicles
Wait, electric vehicles aren’t green? Or maybe electric cars are just “dirtier than you think.” Either way you’d like to phrase it, it was a big day for Big Oil when The Economist, that bastion of...
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6 Essential Gas Facts You Need to Know
Source: Getty Images Gasoline is the lifeblood of most American transportation systems. Petroleum products and internal combustion engines have helped propel the United States into a world power over...
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4 Amazing New Products Created From Things We See in Nature
A armadillo eats a corn cob – Source: Holger Holleman/AFP/Getty Images In a constantly evolving and innovating world, engineers and designers have started to take inspiration from the natural world for...
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Why 2014’s Record Temperatures Mean Big Problems for the Environment
Source: Thinkstock A myriad of wonderful and terrible things took place in 2014 across the political sphere. While the accomplishments should not be minimized, so much of news is, and always has...
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How Much Are We Really Paying for Cheap Gas?
Joshua Lott/Getty Images All across the country, American families are feeling the squeeze on their wallets ease up a little bit due to falling gasoline prices. The dramatic decline in the price of...
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How a 94% Reduction in Car Emissions Is Possible Within 15 Years
Dan Kitwood/Getty Images Picture the typical taxi trip. A driver pulls up in a Camry or C-Max and a lone passenger gets in, calling out a destination. There are two to three empty seats in the car,...
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Get in Shape: 5 Gym Alternatives to Try This Summer
With summer in full swing, why subject yourself to the stuffy gym when you could work up a sweat outside? Not only is working out in the great outdoors a way to take advantage of nice weather, but as...
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10 of the Best Jobs for People Who Love the Outdoors
A satisfying and well-paying job that takes you outside the typical office environment can be hard to find. If you want to spend time in nature and stay active throughout the day, it can be even...
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Nature and Your Health: The Connection You May Not Know About
Source: iStock Given the choice to take a walk around the office or go for a hike, most would choose to hit a hiking trail (at least we should hope so). There is just something about nature: It lifts...
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How Spending Time Outside Can Benefit Your Health
Source: iStock It’s a no-brainer during the summer — the sun is shining, the grill is lit, and everyone’s excited to spend some quality time outdoors. You can easily find some activities to keep you...
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Ford Turns to the Gecko to Reforge the Future of Cars
Source: Ford Isn’t it funny how the automotive and natural world are becoming more closely intertwined with one another with each passing decade? It used to be that the only way cars were influenced by...
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The Male vs. Female Brain: Are They More Similar Than We Think?
Source: iStock Believe it or not, you and your girlfriend might have very similar brain functions. We know what you’re thinking: Girls are way more sensitive and emotional than us manly men, but...
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How Electric Cars Would Benefit From Obama’s Oil Tax
BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images Do electric vehicles have a greater advocate than President Barack Obama? In terms of reach and influence, the president is impossible to top. Obama continued his...
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5 Best Urban Cities for Outdoor Lovers
As the leaves are changing and the days are becoming a bit cooler, now is the perfect time to strap on your hiking boots, prep your tents for a camping trip, and head outdoors for your next fabulous...
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The Most Common Causes of Death in America’s National Parks
Generally, national parks are extremely safe places to visit. There are plenty of clearly marked signs telling you where you can and can’t go, there are park rangers present to help you with any...
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