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In order to be zero waste, you don’t need a bulk store. There are many sustainable and economical ways to reduce your consumption without having to quit certain habits or … Read more

Last week, St. John’s University club members voted to put a bottle in the bin and not use straws or napkins for their drinks because they are “wasteful.” This is … Read more

The zero waste lifestyle is an aspirational goal that empowers people to take control of their consumption and re-imagine the world as a place where resources are reused, not wasted. … Read more

How often do you think about how many animals die every year because of food waste? Do any of these numbers strike a chord with you or make sense to … Read more

Stainless steel straws are a great alternative to plastic, paper and metal alternatives. They were developed with the idea of reducing waste by being an environmentally friendly option that is … Read more

Zero waste is a lifestyle, an environmental and social movement. But how does one begin? Here are some tips to start being zero waste today! If you have any more … Read more

Cilantro is a flavorful herb that’s used in many South American and Spanish dishes. It’s also known as Chinese parsley or coriander leaves, but it can be difficult to store … Read more

Total Participation is a term coined by Dr. Robert Frederick, who defines it as the way business and society at large can value people in terms of what they do … Read more

Most of us are mindful about our waste, but many choose to overlook the fact that some 30% of all solid waste is food. This means we have a lot … Read more

Organic cotton is one of the planet’s most sustainable fabrics, but it is hard to find justifications for its environmental impacts. Organic cotton is a sustainable material that’s free of … Read more