The Christmas holidays are nearly upon us, and the pressure to buy more ‘stuff’ is growing, especially gifts for children. It ...

While turkey may seem synonymous with Thanksgiving, you could also reduce your environmental impact by opting for a smaller ...

Some of the honourees on the 2024 Bright Ideas in Travel list are making a point of thinking big: managing a worldwide wildlife census, creating an open-source map with hundreds of thousands of users, ...

The MMDA's ‘Road to Zero Waste’ Summit featured ideas and innovations on reducing garbage that end up in landfills or ...

Packaging is ubiquitous in our daily life, but we often do not think about it because we are usually more interested in the product that is inside. If we look at grocery stores, every single item that ...

Matthew Murphy Share When I think about the film “Some Like It Hot” — the deservedly classic 1959 cross-dressing comedy co-written and directed by Billy Wilder and starring Tony Curtis ...

So rake those leaves and start composting at home this fall! Learning how to compost is an excellent starting point to boost your lawn’s health. Having said that, lawns also need proper maintenance.

In order to ease the transition to composting, the city Sanitation Department is offering residents of Staten Island, the Bronx and Manhattan free compost bins for their compost.

From the 5,106 tons of compost produced from the AMB's organic solid waste yearly, 113 tons of NPK nutrients (phosphorus 44 tons, potassium 37 tons, and nitrogen 32 tons) could be recovered, in ...

Not everyone has the chance to walk on the land they’ll one day fertilize. Lorna Moore did just that in early October when she visited the property that human-composting company Earth Funeral uses ...