Topic: Tupperware Brands Corporation

Is Mars sucking water from its own atmosphere?

Salty soils on Mars act to collect moisture from the Red Planet's atmosphere, according to new research. The salt and the moisture combine to create a brine that may encourage nutrients.

Is recycling outdated?

Don't buy plastic containers or aluminum foil when they can be reused over and over again, blogger says.

Kale and almond pesto

A new twist on a familiar favorite.

The price of gold: as influential as a global power

The record price of gold and the universal obsession with the sparkling metal make it a parallel global power.

Homemade gift series #2: homemade soaps

The second in a series on elegant homemade gifts, here's a tutorial on how to make 'designer' soaps - the kind that retail for $5 to $15 apiece. Just DON'T do it with children around.

Is the future of food in frozen, seed-filled Tupperware containers?

The Svalbard Global Seed Vault contains the world's largest and most diverse seed collection. In case of a disaster or crop failure in the future, the seeds, stored in a frozen underground vault, may prove vital.

A gracious way to decline hosting a Pampered Chef, Tupperware party

Breaking the Slump

Two compelling books that take different approaches to the game of golf.

Today's number: 4.6

What young people are doing for Earth Day

For kids: The Monitor asked how young people and teachers would celebrate Earth Day. Here are some of your responses.

Helping hands around the world

The Internet has made giving to those less fortunate easier than ever.