Since Going Zero-Waste, I've Saved Money by Not Buying These 8 Items originally appeared on Dengarden. In 2017, I learned about the zero-waste lifestyle, aka a low-impact lifestyle — a way of living ...

Unless you’re living naked under a rock, it’s nearly impossible to maintain a completely zero-waste lifestyle. But small, easy swaps can help create less demand for plastic and lower your carbon ...

In recent years, the zero waste movement has gained significant momentum as people continue to further their reflections about the environmental implications behind their everyday actions. This ...

As landfills overflow, oceans choke on plastic, and climate change accelerates, more people are waking up to the urgent need for sustainable living. Among the most impactful lifestyle changes gaining ...

A Sustainable Home on Broadway Street has vegan soaps, conditioners, shave bars, facial mists, body butters, aprons, reusable mop pads, hand brushes, toilet scrubs and bamboo toilet paper. All of it ...

Zero Waste Week, Sept. 4-8, serves as a time to bring awareness to pollution and waste that goes into the environment as well as provide resources for people to do their part in being more sustainable ...

My freshman year of college, I shifted my self-care routines to heavily incorporate baking soda. The nontoxic powder became much more to me than a rising agent in baked goods. I used it as toothpaste, ...

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (WXYZ) — In the race to zero, zero-waste efforts are picking up steam, with businesses and residents that are inching closer to zero-waste living ...

Scientist and author Anita Vandyke shares her tips for living a zero waste life. After working for seven years in the corporate world as an aerospace engineer, Anita Vandyke said she needed to shed ...

Shopping in bulk at WinCo Foods has become an essential part of my lifestyle, allowing me to minimize waste and save money. By carefully portioning these items, I ensure that nothing goes to waste ...

Lauren Singer's blog is called Trash is for Tossers. All of her trash from the last two years fits in one sixteen ounce mason jar. She takes us through what it's like to live a zero-waste lifestyle.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Johanna Eriksson, Swedish teaching professor and the University of Michigan Scandinavian Program ...