Out on the high-desert landscape, better known for sagebrush than sub-tropical plants, Shiv Shakti is growing avocados.

Expert DIYer April Wilkerson builds a DIY greenhouse from scratch before buying a kit, saving money and customizing design.

Plans for a cannabis growing operation in Calverton hit a snag after the Riverhead Zoning Board of Appeals denied two variances for the project. Brother Bear Canna LLC had proposed a ...

We’ve already geoengineered the planet through the careless release of greenhouse gases. Now we need a plan to manage the risks we’ve set in motion A few months ago, Marjorie Taylor Greene, then a ...

The Tuesday morning, Dec. 16 meeting of the Randall County Commissioners Court began with honoring the Randall County 4-H Junior Livestock Show and the participants who were present at the meeting.

NEW YORK (WBNG) -- Plans for the Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program are nearly finalized, according to officials with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, or DEC. The ...

The City of Appleton has hired a consultant to develop a sustainability and resilience master plan to guide Appleton toward a low-carbon future that's capable of withstanding climate change. The ...

Voices against the International Maritime Organization’s draft greenhouse gas regulations have became more strident in recent weeks, but key liner sector supporters are standing firm ahead of a key ...

Plymouth Township officially granted Graye's Greenhouse a zoning change to add stores and natural community space to the property at a trustees meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 23. The Graye's business ...

Plymouth Township trustees officially approved a planned unit development for the Graye's Greenhouse property, 8820 N Lilley Road. Its owner and business partners plan to renovate existing structures ...

The near-century-old Graye's Greenhouse is seeking a zoning change request from Plymouth Township to expand its property into a campus for businesses and community space. Potential additions to the ...

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin called the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program "nothing more than bureaucratic red tape that does nothing to improve air quality." Major U.S.