Last year Keurig sold more than nine billion K-Cups, its plastic single-serve coffee pods.

We all do our best to make sure that within the busyness of our lives we are providing a healthy environment for our children while instilling in them the habits that will keep them and our planet healthier in the future.

Tis the season to be jolly…and green! This year, make an effort to go green during the holidays with these helpful tips…

The year is quickly coming to an end, which means it’s almost time to begin holiday shopping for your loved ones.

I’m a fan of the brand but didn’t know until recently about their Return to Origins recycling program.

Just as we all strive to make the world a better place for our children and grandchildren, part of that is making sure our children are developing habits that are good for the environment.

The kitchen is the heart of your home. This is where family gathers to eat, talk and laugh together, but because this is where you spend the most time, you could end up wasting a lot of energy if you’re not careful.

Make sure college kids know how to live green when they’re on their own by teaching them these tips.

If your house is anything like mine on a typical school morning (especially Mondays), then you know it’s easy to forget about being environmentally friendly when it comes to packing lunches for school.

Going back to school is about new beginnings, so why not use this as an opportunity to teach kids to live a more eco-friendly lifestyle?