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Dear EarthTalk : I heard someone say that the environmental benefits of natural gas for electricity generation were overstated, and that it is not as green-friendly as the industry would have us believe. What is your take on this

Former Christian Dior chief designer was reportedly pressured to enter rehabilitation for an alcohol problems

Kirstie Alley will hit the dance floor with Maksim Chmerkovskiy. See the other dance-floor pairs

Corey Haim's acting career possibly overshadowed by drug addiction

John Blackstone reports on an artificial retina that could restore partial vision to the blind may soon be approved by the FDA. Then, Erica Hill talks to Dr. Jennifer Ashton about how the device works and how it could change the lives for people with certain types of blindness

Former porn star says she is "thrilled" with being one of the "goddesses" and sleeping in one giant bed

Sir Elton John and his partner David Furnish have scored invitations to Prince William and Kate Middleton's April 29 wedding

New study joins mounting body of evidence linking cannabis and psychotic symptoms

Twins Bob and Max were removed from the actor's home after a judge granted estranged wife Brooke Mueller a temporary restraining order

Former publicist files lawsuit against Mills for unpaid fees

Actor wastes no time posting on his new Twitter account, which now has more than 700,000 followers

A millennium ago a physicist under house arrest rewrote the scientific understanding of optics--the study of the behavior and properties of light.

Device approved in Europe; American involved in clinical trial says he can see shapes, tell light from dark while using gadget

Group urges governments to crack down on legal drugs made my tweaking chemical structure of well-known illegal narcotics

Theories about Stonehenge have historically tended to regard it as a stand-alone monument. But an increasingly well-supported view holds that Stonehenge was just part of a much larger ceremonial landscape, as this article in the March issue of Scientific American explains