The city is giving non-car commuters a tax exemption normally meant for drivers.

One year ago an explosion decimated Beirut. Today, the city is picking up the pieces — and using them to rebuild.

On an island community in the seas north of Scotland, the last frontier in green energy is being realized.

As other businesses go green, food service remains an energy-intensive outlier. Europe’s first solar-powered restaurant wants to change the recipe.

A program pioneered in the little city of Eugene is improving policing in Harlem.

Amid rows of snap peas and summer squash, incarcerated gardeners cultivate job skills, inner peace and fresh produce for the cafeteria.

A digitization project will ensure that a series of 20th century guides for LGBTQ travelers aren’t lost to history.

The city’s transit agency is building apartments by light rail stations that folks can actually afford.

The more easily a product’s packaging can be recycled, the lower the fees.