Most conventional cleaners are nothing more than toxic chemicals. They clean well. Real well.

As demand for safer, all-natural cleaning products has risen, so have the dollar signs.

If cleaning products are intended to make everyday life safer, why are they so dangerous, and why isn’t the government regulating them?

Green author and business consultant Andrew Winston talks with 1-800-RECYCLING about greening the workplace.

You can save far more energy and money by switching to a newer fridge, but what do you do with an old one that works just fine?

There is one additional step we can take with our coffee and tea, and that’s composting the leftovers.

If you’re looking for a company that has the earth in mind and has the latest fashions for summertime, check out Eco Fashion World today. You too can make an impact, even by the clothing you wear.

Toxins from everyday products are simply recycled through our air conditioning unit back into our airtight house over and over again. You could be breathing toxic air and never know it.

Rent-a-Green Box, serving private residences and businesses, calls itself the first zero-waste pack-and-move company in the country, and claims to save the consumer 50% on cost and 20 hours on time involved as compared to traditional moving methods.

The biggest current trend of in reuse? Upcycling, according to author K.B. Keilbach. Upcycling simply takes something, cleans it and uses it for something else.