Readers who love the smell of money will love Justine Smith’s work. She repurposes banknotes, using them to create art that examines our relationship with money.

Made in the U.S. from recycled, recyclable, toxin-free aluminum, Liberty Bottleworks’ reusable drinking bottles are a great accessory for on-the-go summer days.

Auto recycler James Corbett finds new uses for old, unwanted car parts.

Utility companies are taking to eye-catching public art to promote their appliance recycling programs.

No longer structurally safe, parts of the aged San Francisco building will reemerge as a monumental recycled public art piece.

High heels, not usually known for environmental friendliness, really can be green and thought-provoking if made from recycled or repurposed organic materials.

In Minnesota, metal junk and old car parts are the stuff of nature-themed recycled sculpture works.

Both bizarre and fascinating, Isaiah Zagar’s enormous recycled mosaic is proof that junk can be repurposed.

An artist from the Pacific Northwest is raising awareness of plastic ocean waste while simultaneously doing her part to reduce its numbers.

“Green is Good” welcomes Travelocity’s Alison Presley and Simple Living’s Wanda Urbanska to discuss their green initiatives.

If you think your old iPhone isn’t worth anything, think again. Get paid to recycle it!

This upcycled installation proves that we can take reuse to soaring heights.