Now that the new year is here, I feel that it’s time to level up in my recycling and green living efforts.

“When is the appropriate time to take down the Christmas tree?” is the most burning question this time of year.

Finding a sustainability-focused gift shop is tough. Finding one that sells eco-friendly gift wrap is even tougher.

A pandemic is passing throughout the chocolate consumer world, but don’t worry, it’s a green bug.

While the treadmill was an excellent invention for people who didn’t want to leave their home to walk 3 miles, it has one downfall: energy consumption.

Welcome to the new 1-800-RECYCLING.com.

Best Buy Co. has expanded its electronics-recycling program to all of its 1,006 U.S. stores, the company said Tuesday. The Richfield, Minn.-based consumer-electronics retailer started testing the program at 117 stores in eight states last June. The program allows consumers to bring up to two units per day, per household to any U.S. Best Buy […]

From cutting-edge technology, to outlandish furniture, to politically incorrect decor, green inventions for the home are a hot commodity.

In 1994, Interface founder and Chairman Ray Anderson set an audacious goal for his commercial carpet company: to take nothing from the earth that can’t be replaced by the earth.

I like the idea of going green with something so big and on display in my apartment, especially if it’s designed well.