Waste and Recycling, Popular Stories

Think green, act green. It has become everyone’s concern to take measures to save the environment, and this can be done in the office, car or at home.

A group of scientists in the UK has developed a urine-powered fuel cell, dubbed the urine-tricity project.

Instead of throwing away your old dingy t-shirts and jeans, consider recycling them. There are plenty of ways in which you can 'go green'.

A plastic roof tile is one of the end products when a company recycles soiled disposable diapers.

Inmates have recycled numerous items to make their escapes, both successful and not!

An incredible adventure starts with an incredible boat, one made of 12,000 bottles – bringing awareness about our environment and the need to recycle.

There is seaborne trash that threatens animals of the sea, but plastic debris seems to be the perceived threat for the albatross chicks.

Treehuggers promote recycling old, unused Christmas trees. What if the tree itself was made of recycled junk? Green artists around the world have made some terrific trees

Goats are an excellent alternative to pesticides. They have an uncommon, unique approach to eradicating weeds and brush from returning. They are also sociable.

Since WWI, mines and mine shells have littered continents worldwide. Thanks to outstanding artists like Mati Karmin, these dangerous items have a new purpose.

Interview with Yulia of Musora.Bolshe.Net or No.More.Trash, second runner up of the „Social entrepreneurship is our future“ competition.

Setting up a recycle bin in a business or an institution is not as simple as your home recycle bin.

How would carbon capping change if we could make CO2 a marketable resource? That possibility might be a step closer to reality.

Abandoned buildings are popular to master, conquer and photograph. Schools especially are witnesses of environmental and social blight.

Metal ion removal, phenol removal, pollutant removal, horticulture, agriculture, farming and more can be done with the use of almond waste and almond co-products.

Green history has ancient roots

The Cratemen are taking over the world!

This dark, crumbly, earthy-smelling stuff works wonders on all kinds of soil and provides vital nutrients to help plants grow and look better.

Before we were tracking our carbon footprint, we were watching our step to avoid tracking horse feces all through our travels; how giant piles of horse poop changed the w

Many old buses find second lives in all sorts of ways, but there is something very sad about seeing where old buses go to die.