Starbucks will transition from customary plastic straws to paper or compostable straws and change beverage lids from the traditional flat, plastic lids to lids with a raised lip.

School officials are telling parents the walkout is meant to memorialize the Parkland shooting victims, when in fact it’s about pushing gun control legislation.

Alarmists have baselessly proclaimed GMOs a hazard, but the same biotech executives who create GMOs have found a market opportunity in environmentalists’ junk science.

A hot, new, headline-grabbing study claims men in Western countries have a lower sperm count than their counterparts in South America, Asia, and Africa, all due to plastic.

Maybe the summer’s best sandwich produces a substantial carbon footprint—but I’m pretty sure we need food to live. Print magazines? Not so much.

Here’s what should bother Jerry Seinfeld far more than the Kardashian family’s bizarre meteoric rise and million-dollar payday.

Maternity wards in America are now adopting the Scandinavian style in determining how and where we put our newborns to bed: cardboard boxes.

Leonardo Trasende is an activist scientist, trotting out junk science at rapid speed to further his political, policy, and regulatory goals. That includes his latest, on endocrine disruptors.

Worried about weed killer in your oatmeal? You can stop that.

A representative Washington Post article repeats frightening canards about the nonexistent dangers of ‘conventionally farmed’ food, GMOs, and BPA.

Tip to Chipotle: No one cares about locally sourced tomatoes and antibiotic-free meat if he loses two weeks of work due to eating one of your burritos.

Stop whining about the non-existent dangers of certain wine corks, and start drinking.

Michelle Obama, mommy bloggers, and organic fiends need to be honest about food science and stop shaming moms for doing quite well for their kids on a normal person’s budget.

Snack sales surge, thanks to Michelle Obama’s school lunch deforms.

Ignore the mommy fearmongering: How one mother learned to stop being afraid and enjoy modern conveniences.