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You can't kiss all that trash away: But a few environmental groups in New Orleans plan to divert some of the plastic beads from landfill this year.

Recycled t-shirt producer, Sustain U announces the One Shirt Challenge, the nation's largest campus run clothing drive.

Tesla unveiled the Model X CUV, which seats seven and has gull wing doors. Washington, DC got a 34 foot tower of books, we look at the nominees for "design of the year," and more.

You thought you were a hoarder? This Chinese artist, exhibiting in London, doesn't think you can top his mom.

After being kicked out of town, the Simpsons head to the wilderness and encounter Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks along the way.

"Zina has been known to take care of all living things, from birds falling out of nests to relocating a snake; she's that type of human being."

An art installation protested the crumbling state of many of Madrid's public drinking fountains.

Artist Franck de Las Mercedes has been sending these motivational boxes of ideas around the world since 2007.

Everyone is worried about population growth, but in fact it may well be going the other way.

The Graffiti Grannys (their spelling) aren't young, but they sure are energetic.

Name calling in the face of real danger holds little appeal for most voters.

A disturbing trend is revealed: Children books concentrate on manmade things rather the nature.

From child labor to blood diamonds, showing your love can have some seriously unexpected pitfalls.

While a tech detox doesn't require a recognized day, busy professionals and Facebook/TV/Smartphone addicts might find the National Day helpful, let alone, a good excuse to enjoy life's little luxuries!

Sexy eco-friendly lingerie heats things up. We also have our Valentine's Day Gift Guide, extreme yarn bombing, New York Fashion Week, and more.

Nowhere Island is Olympic art heading to England that really needs some concentration to figure out...

Help! This is what rising oceans, due to climate change, will make London look like. Send lifeboats.

What would it be like to swim through the estimated 100 million tons of trash swirling around in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch? These photographs bring viewers as close as they'd probably ever want to come to finding out.

One city's annual festival of lights turns to energy-efficient LEDs to create this breathtaking structure.

From footballers to artists, successful human beings learn to evoke a heightened state of consciousness. The environmental movement must do the same.