New York Turned the World's Largest Garbage Dump into a Green Oasis of Native Grasses That Also Powers Homes
Staten Island's Freshkills Park is about to open after Fresh Kills, the world's largest landfill, closed down in 2001.
Staten Island's Freshkills Park is about to open after Fresh Kills, the world's largest landfill, closed down in 2001.
Ikea is opening used furniture shops in its locations while offering a buy back plan for your old Ikea chairs and bookcases.
The Smartwool's Second Cut Project is turning old socks into dog beds, and they want your socks for recycling.
In 2021, you'll be able to buy new Stan Smith sneakers from Adidas that are made of plant leather. In fact, they're made of mushrooms.
Over 200 US cities are recycling their food waste, cutting tons of methane emissions while giving farms compost to grow food with less water.
The FoodRescueHero app is now used by 13,000+ volunteer drivers in 15 cities to turn 20 million lbs of surplus food into 17 million meals.
American landfills account for about 20% of the carbon emissions in the country – that's why the EPA's finally taking steps to slash that number down.
Instead of perfectly good brand-name apparel ending up in landfills because of broken zippers, this company is renewing them for you and the planet.
This renewable fashion initiative is giving college students an excuse to go several weeks without doing their laundry.
The ambitious initiative will recycle roughly one fifth of the UK's 2.5 billion takeaway coffee cups consumed every year.
This design is a finalist for the 2017 Dyson Awards and it won't just save parents money – it will also stop baby clothing from ending up in landfills.
This nonprofit serves up a tasty solution for financially struggling dairy farmers, while feeding the hungry citizens of Pennsylvania.
Shelby O'Neil may only be 17 years old, but she is using her voice to save billions of pounds of plastic from landfills every year.
Not a lot of this type of plastic is actually recycled – but a 23-year-old college student has found a simple way to turn it all into essential liquid.
The take-back program isn't just a great way to save good furniture from ending up in landfills – it's also an ingenious business strategy.
You can now help the planet by sending your shaving-related garbage off to be recycled for free - and you can get your community in on the action too.
Once fully implemented, this new waste reduction strategy will salvage over one million healthy meals from landfills every year.
Instead of letting their rejected food shipments go to waste, truck drivers are being connected with local charities that can put the food to good use.
The Recycle My Cell Phone campaign offers a quick and easy way to help reduce the more than 65,000 tons of dangerous waste created by the discarding every year of 2 million phones.
PepsiCo this week unveiled the world's first PET plastic bottle made entirely from plant-based, fully renewable resources, enabling the company to manufacture a beverage container with a significantly reduced carbon footprint.
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