The Dalian Port in China has resumed operations of all its terminal and ground facilities following the July 17 explosion and oil spill. How did they clean it up so fast?

A team of high-tech entrepreneurs in Belgium bets once you ask yourself how green your gadgets are, you’ll go looking for companies like theirs, Global Post reports.

Nearly three months after the blowout at BP’s Deepwater Horizon rig, there are pelicans touched by the oil where the impact is far less apparent, though still real.

Which companies in the news were winners and which were losers the past two weeks for activities that affect the environment? The Green Gauge nails it down.

The PR war between environmentalists and the oil industry is heating up, as critics shift their eyes from the BP oil spill to another energy development that shows no sign of slowing.

Power companies are promoting energy-saving tips as heat waves wash over the country. Are they doing themselves a disservice?

Following in his estranged wife’s footsteps, electric carmaker Tesla’s colorful co-founder and Chief Elon Musk is now blogging about his messy divorce. In a lengthy recounting in the Huffington Post, Musk said he wants to “correct the record” on his personal life but would “rather stick a fork in my hand” than do it.

Go ahead and compare the BP oil spill to the Exxon Valdez, but the age of social media adds an important twist.

BP’s spill is killing ever more wildlife in the Gulf of Mexico — but a tiny spill in 1976 in the Baltic Sea killed far more birds. Conclusion: don’t spill oil.

Who’s winning accolades for moves to lessen their impact on the environment and who’s being labeled a greenwasher? Data providers Asset4 bring you a breakdown of winners and losers in green business over the past two weeks.

Hurry up and wait. There’s nothing unusual about the idea of using bicycles to replace cars to help combat the effects of climate change.