A practical guide from sustainability experts on reducing plastic at the grocery store and going zero waste at home.

Silicone food storage bags keep food fresher for longer while reducing the risk of plastic contamination in the kitchen.

All bags are not created equal when it comes to the environment. And paper might not be as green as you think. Credit...Photo by Tony Cenicola/The New York Times Supported by By Rachel Nuwer With more ...

Think twice before tossing those plastic bags after your next trip to the grocery store. Plastic grocery bags have many more uses than just carrying your fruits and veggies. Repurpose them around the ...

If you live in an apartment building in the U.S., chances are good it's lacking an elevator—Americans enjoy far fewer elevators per capita than other western nations. This means if you’re renting a ...

"Once home, be sure to place them in a separate area in your refrigerator, preferably on the bottom shelf away from other ...

Instead of tossing plastic bags in the trash, use them around your home. Learn some of the most useful ways to repurpose plastic grocery bags. Think twice before tossing those plastic bags after your ...