A number of African nations are stepping up and saying no to plastic bags — with major consequences for defiers.

Could an environmentalist at your door help to solve your area’s plastic bag woes?

“Nice fly you got there,” is an unusual way to start a conversation, but if you’re wearing a ring with a fly trapped inside it, you’re bound to attract some attention.

The Georgia city debuted the Savannah Recycles program in 2009, providing a simple, single-stream recycling solution.

A biodegradable plastic made from repurposed whey protein could be on the market within a year.

In both major metro areas and remote villages, India has emerged as a global bag-ban leader.

“Green is Good” welcomes National Wildlife Federation’s David Mizejewski and Friends of Ballona Wetlands’ Lisa Fimiani to discuss their green initiatives.

ERI’s John Shegerian weighs in on the ever-changing electronics solid waste stream.

When resort town Telluride spoke up about banning plastic bags, its counterparts throughout Colorado listened.

See the most unusual everyday items become integral parts of bicycles. Repurposing at its best!

The electronics retailer, paired with the EPA and DoSomething.org, is encouraging teens to gather electronics for recycling in a six-week competition.

For 26 years, the Vermont-based publisher has released green-themed books utilizing recycled paper and other conservation methods.