According to the EPA, in just one year, 2014, 12.15 million tons of clothing reached end-of-lifecycle in the US. At this point, they could be recycled, donated, or sent to a landfill. Here's how you can reduce, reuse and recycle your old clothing to save money and Mother Nature too.
A recent study by the Climate Coalition, England's largest climate change action group, tapped cricket as being the sport most affected by climate change. Now cricket stadiums are renovating their outfields with new drainage systems that are better able to deal with deluges.
From the foods you eat to the vehicles you drive, it all contributes to the unfortunate deterioration of the earth and its natural resources. Here are some green living tips that you can try at home to start making a change today:
If you're celebrating Cinco de Mayo in the great outdoors, you need to fuel your fun. Here are 5 really great Mexican camping recipes to cook on the campfire.
Reduce your environmental footprint by making your garden eco-friendly. Just follow these simple tips and you will make this planet a better place.
While extinctions are commonplace in the dwindling natural world, we do feel a deep sense of loss and sadness for those species we have a special bond with. Here's a number of ways you can help save the endangered rhinos from extinction.
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