A lot of sustainably minded companies are thinking long-term about their own supply chains and about how their products impact the planet.

If the small business that you own or work for isn’t already recycling, it’s time to for a change.

The Environmental Protection Agency has encouraged people in the U.S. to recycle for decades. But, there are still some people who have failed to jump on board with this movement.

From water bottles to flip-flops, this plastic waste poses a serious threat to marine animals.

Even if you consider yourself to be an expert in all things eco-friendly, you may be forgetting to recycle certain items.

Here are some of the places your waste could turn up…

Are you about to get a new smartphone, television, or computer? What are you going to do with the electronic device that you no longer need?

There’s strength in numbers, so it’s important to get as many people in your life on board with recycling as possible. But, how can you convince people who aren’t sold on recycling to do it anyways? Here are some tips to help you change these people’s minds:Explain the impact.People often think, “I’m just one person. […]

The GameDay Recycling Challenge is a national competition that pits universities against each other with a goal to reduce and recycle at the highest level.

I think at this point we all are at least slightly aware of the problems with plastic waste. Part of the problem stems from the fact that plastic was designed to last forever but every day we use plastic items that have been made to be used once and then tossed. Some of these items […]