Read on for how I quit buying these seven unneccessary kitchen items, and what I now use instead.

These simple swaps can cut down on individual carbon footprint. There are certain things you can't go without: soap, laundry supplies, and medications, for instance. And for those trying to do their ...

The University of Cambridge spin out has created world-first natural materials from plant protein, to replace the world’s most polluting plastics Funding will see more than ten billion units of single ...

SUNY's Elimination of Single-Use Plastics and Preference for Durable and Reusable Alternatives Policy, issued in March 2024, directs all campuses to eliminate purchases of plastic products designed ...

When US President Donald Trump ordered federal agencies to return to plastic straws, claiming the paper version is ineffective and "disgustingly dissolves in your mouth," he was widely criticized for ...

A House bill that would bar restaurants from handing out single-use food service items like napkins and ketchup packets unless requested by a customer was voted out of committee on June 25. With ...

Cutting down on single-use items doesn’t just help the planet—it saves you money over time. A lot of those “disposable” products are designed to make you keep buying them again and again. When you ...