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Safest Decade in US Aviation History
The past 10 years have been the safest in history for the US aviation industry with a remarkable tenfold improvement in safety rates. A...
Unlikely Friendships in the Animal Kingdom: 5 Best Videos
The book, Unlikely Friendships: 47 Remarkable Stories from the Animal Kingdom, is a beautiful collection of heartwarming animal tales that features cross-species bonding. A...
Kohl’s Department Stores Honored as Green Power Partner of the Year
Kohl’s Department Stores has won its third Green Power Partner of the Year Award by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of...
Dreamliner’s Maiden Voyage for Boeing; Saves Money, Adds Comfort
The Boeing Co Dreamliner, the world's first carbon-composite airliner, flew to Hong Kong from Tokyo carrying its first paying passengers on Wednesday in a...
What Followed 9/11? Random Acts of Kindness And a Wave of Compassion
I remember the compassion that sprung up on 9/11 and in the weeks following.
In those days, I was regularly printing a newsletter, "Some Good...
Military Continues to Go Green in Win-Win for the US
The United State military, the nation's largest energy consumer, is embracing conservation and sustainability as a way not only to save energy but to...
Driving Services Help Senior Mobility Without Spending Public Money
The Independent Transportation Network of America (ITNAmerica), a national organization is helping older people with their transportation needs at a time of dwindling state...
Man Survives by Crawling into Trunk After Car Plunges into River
A man was "incredibly lucky to be alive" after his car flipped into a river near the Idaho-Washington border.
The 20 year-old squeezed through the...
Boaters Detangle Humpback Whale Saving its Life (Video)
Michael Fishbach and his colleagues were recently on a small boat when they encountered a humpback whale entangled in a fishing net and on...
Biofuel Powers Two European Airlines
Biodiesel has been around since the early 1900′s when pioneers tinkered with a variety of biofuels to power vehicles.
The preferred source of biofuel for...
Boeing Rights a Wrong: the Flight Attendant Button Next to Light Button
In the long history of bad industrial design, the flight attendant call button on commercial airlines takes top prize. Usually located next to the...
14 Tips for Getting Better Fuel Economy
With higher gas prices becoming a recurring reality, you should follow these tips to help reduce the amount of gas you use. Including advice...
Tunisia Pilot Hailed Hero for Refusing to Fly President Ben Ali’s Family
Hours before the ousted president of Tunisia fled, a pilot about to fly to Lyons from Tunisia refused to obey an order to hold...
Airline Wraps Gifts to Send Through the Baggage Chute for Christmas Eve Travelers
The Spanish airlines, Spanair, created a memorable holiday evening for passengers traveling on Christmas Eve to La Palmas. After arriving from Barcelona to collect...
21 Extraordinary Acts of Heroism: Carnegie Medals Announced
21 people were named Wednesday by the Carnegie Hero Fund to receive the Carnegie medal, given to those who risk their lives to an...
Court Rejects Industry Bid to Halt Greenhouse Gas Regulations
The District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday denied an attempt by industry groups and the state of Texas to halt implementation of...
Chinese Train Breaks 300 MPH, Setting Record
The Chinese high-speed rail system is not only the largest network of high-speed rail tracks, but a recent test run by a commercial train...
Rally to Restore Sanity Ends With Stewart’s Hopeful ‘Moment of Sincerity’
At least a quarter of a million people gathered on the National Mall in Washington, DC yesterday, heeding a call for sanity in response...
Man Risks Border Crossing to Help Impoverished Farmers Build a Co-op
Jesus Hernandez Arias lay in the Arizona desert, half-blind and freezing.
Dawn was approaching on March 11, 2006. It was cold –- no more than...
Man Risks Border Crossing to Help Impoverished Farmers Build a Co-op
Jesus Hernandez Arias lay in the Arizona desert, half-blind and freezing.
Dawn was approaching on March 11, 2006. It was cold –- no more than...