Thanks to everyone who's shared their Backyard Corridors stories with us so far. We're going big with this week's question. What is the largest, wild land animal living in your area? Please share your answer, and any stories you may have about that animal, in the comments on our blog, The Cleanest Line, or on Patagonia’s Facebook page. We'd love to hear from you. ...

Bonhams and Butterfields is going to auction off the world’s second-largest documented pearl, the “Palawan Princess,” a five-pound gorgeous jewel found off the coast of the Philippines. This extremely precious, rare, expensive, and haute natural non-nacreous pearl was found in saltwater near the Philippines’ Palawan island. The only pearl that is bigger than the “ ...

... untill i saw someone BLOG about it in Smashpop and Ewin Blog... gosh... then.. i'm HERE! TADA!!!! i FOUND what i'm LOOKING for!!! the GIANT YANKEE CHICKEN BURGER! This BURGER is the LARGEST among all the burger i tried... 8" INCH wide... take your ruler and try measure it.. "Don't Be Chicken!!! We Dare you to finish this monster chicken burger alone!" . wow.... the ...

Touted as one of the largest solar farms on the East Coast to treat and transport water, a 1.1-megawatt (MW) solar installation project underway at Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. is expected to save the water and wastewater utility $77,000 annually on its energy bill. The Ingram’s Mill Farm project, in partnership with Conergy and Sanyo, will produce

... was recently completed, and its curvilinear grid-shell which is covered with over 5,300 diamond-shaped steel panels, containing nearly 5000 LED fixtures is being announced as the world’s largest LED project controlled through RDM (Remote Device Management). New York based lighting designers Arup Lighting worked with Germany based e:cue lighting control to create lighting effects such as ...

... ;s biggest challenges in the 21st century – climate change. The aim is a sustainable world where clean energy takes over from traditional fossil fuels. But the solutions sometimes clash with ordinary, everyday life, as the people in the Dutch village of Urk would agree. They’ve become modern day Don Quixotes in their fight against one of Europe’s largest wind farms. I was . . .