
If businesses are going to promote more sustainable choices, they should promote choices that matter.
For five years, Team Marine, a group of students at Santa Monica High, have been championing environmental causes in creative, attention-getting ways.

With plastic instead of aluminum, these trucks are about 40 percent more fuel efficient. Impressive.

Watch this moment of unexpected beauty, as a mini-tornado lifts plastic sheeting off a strawberry field and twirls it through the air.

Just in time for St. Patrick's Day, Irish mathematicians discover a biodegradable alternative to the plastic widget in cans of Guinness.

Watch this mock music video and learn everything you need to know about why plastic bags are really, really dumb.

But their waste is only a little worse than the Democrat waste it's replacing.

After last year's noisy compostable SunChips bag fiasco, Frito-Lay has come back with a new, improved design, and it's in stores now.

The European Union today banned a variety of dangerous chemicals that the United States is still using freely. Time to catch up, America.

Van Jones talks about the injustices—health, economic, environmental—of plastic and our addiction to disposability.

An abstract short film that narrates the story of the ocean's struggles alongside a collection of understated motion graphics and a jazz score.

Wal-Mart already does some other recycling collection, but this is the only way I know of to get paid for used yogurt containers.

The vacuum manufacturer hopes to make a statement about the lack of plastic that's recycled by making five vacuums made from ocean trash.

Here's a profitable product that can solve two environmental problems at once. It involves a secret formula of bacteria, raw sewage, and an M.B.A.
What free, disposable product uses 38 million barrels of oil and costs the US $20 billion a year? Plastic bags. Grist
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This is part 11 of Stiv Wilson's tour to better understand how plastic ends up in the ocean. Read the previous installments here. Sam Adams...
This is part 10 of Stiv Wilson's tour to better understand how plastic ends up in the ocean. Read the previous installments here. Did you know...