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This planned power plant in Wales may look like the Guggenheim Museum but its benefits far outweigh the beauty: it will use the rise and fall of ocean tides to generate enough renewable electricity to power 155,000 homes for 120 years...

In defending his holistic trainer, the New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady takes aim at how food companies have hijacked American nutrition...

Love the organic lifestyle? Chances are you live in these 10 states, and most likely in California...

As Congress battles over abortion, supporters of reproductive justice take stand nationwide...

9 Fortune 500 Companies joined RE100, pledging to source 100 percent of their electricity from renewable energy “to reduce CO2 emissions and seize the business benefits”...

A Texas teen that was arrested for bringing his science project to school has been invited to tour the Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus...

A federal appeals court has overturned the Environmental Protection Agency’s approval of the pesticide sulfoxaflor, citing the threat to already vulnerable bee populations and more good news!

A century of invasive experiments on chimpanzees in the United States will come to a halt in about 10 days, and more good news...

President Barack Obama on Monday will officially restore Denali as the name of North America's tallest mountain, siding with the state of Alaska in ending a 40-year battle...

Although it does not yet merit an official polio-free certification, the milestone reminds everyone at the United Nations and the Kick Polio Out of Africa Campaign of the important progress toward eradication.

After whale watchers aboard the Dolphin Fleet spotted the whale, the Marine Animal Entanglement Response team from the Center for Coastal Studies spent four to five hours freeing the whale from the entanglement...

Since the 2013 release of Blackfish, a bombshell documentary exposing animal cruelty at SeaWorld, the aquatic theme park has lost increasing levels of both profits and visitors, reporting an 84 percent plunge in net income in just three months...

In cities across the United States on July 29, the name of Sandra Bland, a woman whose mysterious death in police custody recently made headlines, could be seen bringing light to dark city nights.

The Food and Drug Administration wants to make it easier for Americans to track how much added sugars we're getting in the foods and beverages we choose...

Sanders' speech in Phoenix on Saturday night brought together an estimated eleven to twelve thousand people – one of the largest political rallies in the city's history.

Spirit of Change Magazine will now publish semi-annually with two large, beautiful issues per year — Fall and Spring

Boston’s Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox, is known for a high left field wall, nicknamed “The Green Monster.” Now, America’s oldest Major League Baseball field still in use will be known for something else that’s green: the largest organic rooftop garden in the Majors...

Researchers in Germany have found that humans respond strongly to a specific fragrance--in ways that could ignite a woman’s sex drive...

At least 5,500 Coloradans crammed into a Denver gymnasium, an adjacent atrium, and lacrosse field Saturday night to hear presidential candidate and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders speak...

The David Lynch Foundation is bringing meditation to middle schools and high schools with higher-than-average rates of absenteeism, teacher turnover, and gaps in grades and graduation rates...

Last week, domestic workers — those who care for children and clean inside people’s homes — won two surprise victories securing more rights in Connecticut and Oregon...

Many flight attendants and pilots would count, among their job perks, the ability to travel and see the world. But for 78 new pilots and 300 new cabin crew members hired by Air India, there's also yoga...

Ireland makes history by legalizing gay marriage—reminding people that change is possible...