There’s a familiar moment for anyone who spends time outdoors. You reach for a trusted piece of gear and notice something has changed. Your sunglasses are scratched, a hinge feels loose, or something just isn’t working the way it used to.
“It’s not very often that you see two 17-year-olds wake up early on a Saturday morning to go pick up garbage,” laughs Sam from PickWaste, an organization these two friends started to try to clean up litter in the Toronto area.
Plastic are ubiquitous. They break down into micro plastics and end up in everything, even you! Here's how to live a plastic-free life.
Did you know that the average American discards of roughly 7 pounds of trash a day? The USA has an enormous garbage problem with nearly 90% of all raw materials extracted in the country ultimately making their way into landfills or the insides of incinerators.
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.
Electronic waste contains contaminants and should be disposed of properly. Here's how to save some money and the environment with tips on how to deal with e-waste.
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