Religious Icons Created from Rat Poison
August 25, 2010
Fascinated by ideas of death versus rebirth, Jason Clay Lewis creates sculptures of religious icons out of rat poison and its packaging.
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What’s in Your Cell Phone?
August 25, 2010
Beyond a cluster of circuitry, cell phones contain a number of reusable precious metals and elements.
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Sprint Takes the Reins as an Eco-Leader
August 25, 2010
The communications provider is taking recycling and green practices seriously, outlining a strict set of long-term sustainability goals.
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Textbooks Going Digital: Convenient and Green
August 23, 2010
Can e-readers spell the end of textbook waste as we know it?
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Going Tree-Free a Cinch with Today’s Alternative Paper Supplies
August 20, 2010
Senseless wasting of paper is a thing of the past with this new crop of school supplies.
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Frito-Lay’s Planet-Friendly Strides, 71 Years and Counting
August 19, 2010
America’s iconic snack producer Frito-Lay is making reuse and conservation a priority in its plants all over the country.
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Australia’s Recycling Water Park
August 17, 2010
Conservation is king, and Wet ‘n’ Wild Water World in Gold Coast is doing its part.
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Eight Recycled Versions of Edvard Munch’s ‘The Scream’
August 16, 2010
Here are eight amazing renditions of ‘The Scream’ in different media. Just as the image has been endlessly recycled, so, sometimes, are the materials in which it is recreated.
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Five Sensible Ways to Green Your Back-to-School Supply Search
August 16, 2010
School supply waste got you down? Never fear, there is a greener way!
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University Food Waste on the Decline with Tray-Free Policy
August 16, 2010
More universities are saying no to the tray, leading to better food conservation and less wasted resources.