Here's a new take on disposable tableware: these are made from discarded food.

Several companies now make biodegradable chewing gum that's free from synthetic polymers -- healthier for both humans and Earth.

Perhaps more importantly, it's also giving customers the option of refusing such sachets in the first place.

Crafted from sustainably harvested cork in Portugal, these stunning mats will take your yoga practice to new eco-friendly heights.

Circular Systems' innovative technology promises to transform food waste fibers into wearable fabric.

As the war on plastics heats up, could the alternatives be worse for sustainability?

Using the same fermentation and bacterial and yeast culture that creates kombucha, this packaging is edible and compostable.

This alternative to single-use plastics uses a range of custom-designed machines to create a recyclable and compostable bioplastic, sourced from discarded crustacean shells.

It's so much nicer to feel a warm natural material in your pocket than cold slippery plastic.

No chemicals, synthetics, or gravestones – the goal is to return to the Earth as quickly and subtly as possible.

Also tanks in your backyard and killer stairs

It's Crazytown in Des Moines as Republicans fight Soviet style collectivism, AKA sustainable development

They are going to stop the UN from giving out free lawn mowers and blocking Walmarts.

It was hot last year, too.

It's a surprisingly well-rounded and thorough view of sustainability that shouldn't be limited to boy scouts.

We learn that Agenda 21 is part of a much larger Mainstream Media plot to hide the UN takeover of the American government.

Wendell Berry is a fount of wisdom and inspiration, so it was great to see that Bill Moyers spoke with the farmer, poet, eco-philosopher about the role of activism and spirit in creating positive change.

There is some exceptional the nonsense coming from Republican members of the US Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works. Good grief.

The War on Cars pitch wins conservative votes across North America.

Jacob Scherr of NRDC (a group that helped write the Agenda 21 document) looks at the success that the conspiracy theorists are having.

It's more than just a bike; it is a different way of thinking about design and manufacturing.

Just when you think it can't get any crazier in US politics, it does.

It costs a lot more to run a suburb than it does to run a city.

Is this the thin edge of a much bigger wedge?

How to get away from it all while you take it all with you.

After predicting that an Organic Coke would be the pinnacle of greenwashing five years ago, Next Nature Network reports that Coca-Cola has actually done it, launching a "natural" Coke called Coca-Cola Life in Argentina.

The US postal service is destroying the whole series because of safety concerns.

Why can't we all just get along? New campaign humanizes cyclists.

The new digital billboards taking over our cities bring a whole new set of problems. That's why we need these orgs.

Americans don't walk and stop and cafés or take vacations. That's why they get to drive $75,000 plug-in hybrids.

During this year's extremely cold winter full of ice storms and the effects of a polar vortex, moments of warmth between strangers are created in a bus shelter.

If this is what advertisers do to promote electric and hybrid cars, I may just go buy a TV.

Sometimes it is hard to know what these companies are really telling us.

What to do about all that CO2 emitted when you make cement? Inject it back into the stuff and turn it back into limestone.

It's a mix of evaporative cooling and phase change that takes the temperature down 30 degrees celsius. But does it really work?

To highlight the accelerating disappearance of Arctic sea ice, this man plans to survive alone on a melting iceberg for up to one year.

But really, they should have seen this coming.

This app gives free ad space to deserving charities and NGOs on one of our tech-centric culture's most common screens - our smartphone lock screens.

I've done it, you've done it, we've all done it. But why do we do it?

A Florida craft brewery is now offering its six-packs with these biodegradable, compostable and edible packing rings that are made with wheat and barley.

Unlike TV, the online world has no limits when it comes to advertising junk food to children and teens. This needs to change.

The mayor has cracked down on images portraying unhealthy food, in hopes that it will reduce child obesity rates.

Finally, talking about lifestyle changes and using less instead of buying more green stuff.

I can't wait for this exciting new world of urban mobility.

It's actually rather elegant and understated for the Danish superstar.

Activists everywhere were outraged by their latest public service message.

Got a froggy "city throat"? It might be from metal particles emitted from braking cars and trucks.

As scooters and e-bikes proliferate, we need a place to put them.

The coronavirus may change the way we think about the office for a very long time.

What happens when nobody wants to get on an elevator?