1-800-GOT-JUNK? founder Brian Scudamore looks back on a decade-plus of junk removal and recycling — there were plenty of interesting finds along the way.

One thing you may have never considered is a recycling consultant. (Yes, there is such a thing!)

Participating in a TerraCycle brigade is a great way for businesses to recycle items that aren’t traditionally recycled while giving back to a charity of their choice.

In the intentional community where I live, we’re building a yoga dome. It could have been finished a long time ago, except we’ve built the thing almost entirely from reclaimed materials.

Spanish architecture firm Basurama has transformed the ruins of a half-finished electric train project into a pretty amazing space called the Ghost Train Park.

As going green becomes more important to American consumers, we’re sure to see more companies take a sustainable approach to playground manufacturing.

The North Face has a new line of apparel called “Polartec Eco” that is made from post-industrial and post-consumer waste.

Why not use a natural resource to fix the waste-producing, energy-sapping metal bike issue?

I work at Trek Bicycle and want to share with you a few of the things we’ve implemented recently to become a friendlier world citizen.

Vancouver should be applauded for its efforts and commitment to set a new bar for greener and more energy-efficient Olympic Games.

Marathons across the country produce lot of waste, use a lot of energy and a create lot of carbon emissions. Here are some marathons doing it differently.

Imagine a future where we can somehow reign in electronic waste, and perhaps one day eliminate it completely. The answer may be in cloud computing.