Find nearby recycling locations using GPS or by ZIP code Search for multiple materials at once Organize and save your list for future use: It’s like a grocery list for recyclers In-app interactive maps and Web browser Covers the entire United States and parts of Canada Call recycling locations directly or add them to your [...]

Binders full of bleached paper? Plastic pens? Textbooks? These are things of the past on today’s college campuses.

Verizon’s cell phone reuse program spares landfills and provides much-needed social impact in communities across the country.

Any unwanted plant that is considered a nuisance, unsightly, or limits the growth of other plants by blocking light or using up nutrients from the soil.

Soil testing determines the chemical, physical and biological properties of soil, a vital component of any plant or farming environment.

Tissue testing is a technique used to identify and monitor the levels of trace elements in most crops. Plant tissue analysis is a strategic monitoring tool which can compliment soil testing.

Organisms that are harmful to humans or human concerns, particularly organisms that are harmful to agriculture. Pests can include insects, mites, weeds and plant diseases.

A species of plant that lives longer than two years, perennials are divided into two large groups, those that are woody and those that are herbaceous. These plants are usually easy to maintain and thrive well in most environments.

Andrew Winston is an acclaimed green author, consultant and speaker, as well as the founder of Winston Eco-Strategies, which helps companies use green thinking to mold their future growth. Winston is the co-author of Green to Gold and the author of Green Recovery, and is viewed as one of today’s most acclaimed green business experts. [...]

Federico Uribe is a sculptor who works in whatever he can find, crafting the human form in recycled objects!

School supply waste got you down? Never fear, there is a greener way!

1031 — Japan begins the first recorded use of waste paper for making new paper. 1690 — The Rittenhouse Mill near Philadelphia makes paper from fiber derived from recycled cotton and linen rags. 1776 — America declares its independence from England and rebels turn to recycling to provide material to fight the War of Independence. [...]