"How I'm recycling my pill bottles this year," Salem wrote in the video description. They show how they pick the spinach seeds from the stems by hand and store them in a green plastic pill bottle.

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 cities, states and countries banning single-use plastic bags ...

Stronger than concrete, Circular11's recycled plastic bricks were revolutionary. Though the bricks are no longer in production (more on that later), they set a daring precedent that established a new, ...

As green journalists, we are all too familiar ... In a world that relies on plastic, the time it takes to break down is a major problem. But scientists at the University of Hawaii have found ...

Also Read: Green efforts: Citizens must chip in if we’re to save our urban ecosystems The display on a vehicle’s speedometer, for example, clearly indicates the speed at which one is driving.

Newsom told them to start over to ensure the law can “achieve its goal of cutting plastic pollution and is implemented fairly,” a spokesman said. Gov. Gavin Newsom this week stymied ...

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Aspen Green Bliss Organic CBD Gummies contain 100 ... The containers don’t have child-proofing but are sealed for freshness in a hard plastic bottle. They’re made from hemp grown in Wisconsin ...