These amazing sculptures have been crafted from the most unlikely materials to create beautiful mechanical reflections of human anatomy.

With the increased popularity of solar panels comes a greater need to recycle them responsibly when they reach end of life.

The tiny fishing village of Laxe, Spain, is home to one of the most unique recycled homes on the planet.

“Green is Good” welcomes Institute for Sustainable Communication’s Don Carli and Local Search Association’s Neg Norton to discuss their green initiatives.

Enterprise Community Partners provides affordable, efficient housing using recycled materials that is popping up all over the U.S.

The abandoned concrete structures are recycled into energy-efficient, awesomely unique houses.

‘The Street Is In The House’ project by Carlo Sampietro celebrates New York City and the objects that inhabit it by creatively repurposing them into household furniture.

The $21-million expansion will help the company research advanced recycling and casting processes.

The Cincinnati lofts are an example of energy-efficient historic preservation with a modern twist.

A rural location with poor access to materials did not stop one Chilean architectural firm from building a great green home using recycled materials.

A “Dead Star” made of old batteries and a “Black Whole Conference” of chairs formed into a sphere are some of the thought-provoking creations of artist Michel de Broin.

Three states in the Northeast have passed legislation ensuring that energy-efficient but toxin-containing CFL bulbs do not end up in landfills.