Recycling systems, no matter how comprehensive, do nothing to deal with gluttonous First World consumption patterns. But we have to do something! Read more »
This Week in Sharing showcases cities, clothes, and waste that are all being recycled. Plus, the new Washington state bike tax and Open Education Week. Read more »
The idea for the Eating in Public project is simple: reclaim the commons in as many ways as you can in order to disrupt the capitalist systems around you. Read more »
A few years ago I had to find a temporary home for my cat, Cleo. This is a story about how my cat finally came home, because my community built a home for her without money. Read more »
Much of our hazardous electronic waste is exported to developing countries. Greencitizen tackles this problem by repairing old tech for reuse and sustainably disposing of toxic parts. Read more »
Seek out waste in your life and reduce it as much as possible, because the old adage is true – less is more. You can actually live better with less. Read more »
The financial downturn has a green upside. The pinch on consumer wallets has drastically cut the amount of stuff purchased, resulting in record low garbage levels. Read more »
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