From the Editors of E Magazine

Living in the desert is challenging. We spent the week after Christmas in Baja, California, camping on the beach.

Americans have grown suspicious of tap water quality, yet it’s doubtful many could name a single contaminant they imagine spewing from their faucets.

In an effort to highlight the relationship between the increase in human population and species extinctions, the Center for Biological Diversity has implemented a program to distribute 350,000 free Endangered Species Condoms.

In January, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced its plan to designate critical habitat areas in the Southwest for endangered jaguars.

The season for the Canadian seal slaughter has started up again.

Given the environmental downsides of lawn maintenance, how is it that lawns became a standard feature of the American home, even in arid Southern California?

2010 is a crucial year for forests.

An E. coli virus strain that can turn raw plant matter into diesel without any refinement or additional steps has been developed by a group of researchers.

Hundreds of miles off the North American coast, researchers from Sea Education Association in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, have discovered an Atlantic Garbage Patch.

For the past 14 years, scientists have been searching for why so many California sea lions are dying from metastatic cancer.