Consumer goods industries say they are stepping up to address one of the most pressing issues of our time: plastic waste.
Two-Thirds of Global Warming Tied to the World’s Richest Ten Percent
Two-thirds of the planet’s warming since 1990 has been traced to the world’s wealthiest ten percent, raising new questions about the material impact of affluence.
Two-thirds of the planet’s warming since 1990 has been traced to the world’s wealthiest ten percent, raising new questions about the material impact of affluence.
The Houseplant Economy Is Thriving, but It Has a Dark Side
Your houseplant obsession doesn’t have to come at the cost of the planet.
Your houseplant obsession doesn’t have to come at the cost of the planet.
How to Clean Up Your Single-Use Bathroom Habits
We often look to the kitchen and our wardrobes as the first and most important places to be more sustainable.
We often look to the kitchen and our wardrobes as the first and most important places to be more sustainable.
Bringing Smart Water Habits Home
Water scarcity has become a global problem. Being more water-conscious at home can help.
Water scarcity has become a global problem. Being more water-conscious at home can help.
53 Fool-Proof Tips for a Sustainable Spring Garden
Spring is the perfect time to start a garden, but it’s also the perfect time to make sure your garden is eco-friendly.
Spring is the perfect time to start a garden, but it’s also the perfect time to make sure your garden is eco-friendly.
Bringing the Planet Into Estate Planning
Estate planning can help make your passing easier for your loved ones.
Estate planning can help make your passing easier for your loved ones.
DIY Your Household Cleaning Products
Certain ingredients in household cleaning products can harm the planet — and, quite possibly, your health. Are DIY alternatives the solution?
Certain ingredients in household cleaning products can harm the planet — and, quite possibly, your health. Are DIY alternatives the solution?
Reducing Food Waste at Home
Sharing surplus food and shopping imperfect produce are just two ways to reduce food waste.
Sharing surplus food and shopping imperfect produce are just two ways to reduce food waste.
Spring Is Time to Declutter: The 5-Step Checklist
The easiest way to deal with your clutter is to chuck it in the trash and move on with your junk-free life.
The easiest way to deal with your clutter is to chuck it in the trash and move on with your junk-free life.
The Plastic Inside You Isn’t Going Anywhere
Microplastic is inside you. Scientists say that no matter how much plastic you cut out of your life, your body is already full of it and likely will be forever.
Microplastic is inside you. Scientists say that no matter how much plastic you cut out of your life, your body is already full of it and likely will be forever.
The Green Roof Movement Has Landed
Consumers and businesses are adding green roofs to houses and buildings at a rapid pace.
Consumers and businesses are adding green roofs to houses and buildings at a rapid pace.
How Sustainable Is Cotton?
Cotton has potential as a sustainable fabric. But when it comes to resource management, pollution, and human rights, there is work to be done.
Cotton has potential as a sustainable fabric. But when it comes to resource management, pollution, and human rights, there is work to be done.
How the Biggest Brands Are Tackling the Plastic Problem
Consumer goods industries say they are stepping up to address one of the most pressing issues of our time: plastic waste. Is it working?
Consumer goods industries say they are stepping up to address one of the most pressing issues of our time: plastic waste. Is it working?
They Keep Popping Up, but Are Prebiotic Sodas Healthy?
Should you crack open a fizzy prebiotic soda, or do their health benefits fall flat? Experts sound off.
Should you crack open a fizzy prebiotic soda, or do their health benefits fall flat? Experts sound off.
Surgeon General Issues Cancer Warning on Alcohol, but Are Zero-ABV Beverages Any Better?
As the Surgeon General warns of cancer risks tied to alcohol, zero-alcohol products gain popularity.
As the Surgeon General warns of cancer risks tied to alcohol, zero-alcohol products gain popularity.