Given the amount of Stonehenge replicas springing up around the world, one can safely say there is a Stonehenge craze — and some of the best are made from reused or reclaimed materials!

Those old cell phones sitting in drawers are collecting dust and leaving a potential toxin in your home — cell phone batteries.

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.

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!

Can e-readers spell the end of textbook waste as we know it?

Back-to-school shopping is in season, and recycled and recyclable materials are all the rage.

Fascinated by ideas of death versus rebirth, Jason Clay Lewis creates sculptures of religious icons out of rat poison and its packaging.

Packing the kids’ lunches every day is an exercise in waste. Challenge yourself and your family to reuse all school year and have waste-free school lunches.

More universities are saying no to the tray, leading to better food conservation and less wasted resources.

Singapore-based artist Anton Tang takes unused plastic figurines and repositions them in Lilliputian set-ups full of humor and pathos, thus reimagining what it means to be human.