The sky-high skyrocketing price of oil is wreaking havoc on athletic travel budgets, particularly for minor league teams and smaller schools.

With two GEO Trackers, a Lexus and a pickup truck, retired coal miner Bob Woll has many ways to zip around his southern Illinois town to visit friends, the fairgrounds or the frozen custard stand. These days, he prefers his electric golf cart.

Nationwide, recycling facilities are doing brisk business as cash-strapped Americans look to make ends meet and gain from skyrocketing metal prices.

If too many people own individual parts of a valuable asset, it’s easy to end up with gridlock, since any one person can simply veto the use of the asset.

Never before has an Olympics been staged in a market so big and underserved.  That means Olympic sponsors are staring at a rare opportunity to snare Chinese consumers.

A growing number of people, often young professionals are jumping on the bus as their primary method of travel.

Just because a construction material claims to be green doesn't mean it is. And sometimes the greenest thing you can do to a home is leave well enough alone.