Does fear motivate you? Then read these frightening reasons to push yourself to eat better -- for your health and for the environment.

Think cooking sans canned foods will be laborious and time-consuming? Try these tips to simplify can-free living.

Now that this year's Oscars are finito, take a minute to acknowledge the honorees at another big Hollywood event: The Toxie Awards.

Bisphenol A, to which humans are exposed by diet, air, water and dust, is believed by many experts to cause health problems, while other scientists insist that current BPA levels will not likely pose a risk.

Manufacturers are learning that it's not so easy to get this ubiquitous chemical out of their products.

California takes a step towards officially listing BPA as a reproductive toxicant.

Concerns about BPA and phthalates have more people worried about heating plastics in the microwave.

New study finds mom's exposure to bisphenol A may increase a child's chance of having asthma.

In a major shift, the FDA announces that it has “some concern” about the effects of BPA on children’s health.

The FDA now recommends decreasing exposure to BPA, but will still rely on voluntary measures to limit use of the chemical.