If you live in the United States, you probably do some form of recycling. It’s likely that you separate paper from plastic and glass and metal. You rinse the bottles and cans, and you might put food scraps in a container destined for ...
If our current approach to recycling isn’t the best for the economy or the environment, why do we do it?
Criticize recycling and you may as well be using a fume-spewing chainsaw to chop down ancient redwoods, as far as most envi...
With severe droughts and rising populations, we will have to accept “toilet-to-tap” schemes. Cities like Perth in Australia are leading the way.
It's been called "toilet-to-tap" – much to the chagrin of water experts and manager...
What can you make with old plastic bottles? A vase? A flowerpot? … an air-conditioning unit?
Believe it or not, you can. When inventor Ashis Paul came up with an innovative way to draw cool air into homes using plastic bottles,...
Two bee species in Canada have begun using plastic waste to build their nests, hinting at the extent of plastic pollution as well as nature's limited ability to adapt.
For us to stay healthy and active our bodies need energy…lots of energy. The energy produced by each of the trillions of cells in our bodies keeps our hearts beating, our muscles contracting, our brains functioning to send signals to ...
There are secrets about bottled water that water corporations are hiding from you. Americans spend 15 billion dollars on bottled water each year. The U.S. is the world leader in the consumption of bottled water as well. Drinking wate...
Beauty is apparently more than skin deep: The average person slathers, lathers, rubs and sprays, 10 various skin care products on his or her body daily --and since our skin behaves more like a sponge than a barrier, we absorb the near...
