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We Earthlings: Laundry Tips To Reduce Microplastic Pollution

We Earthlings: Laundry Tips To Reduce Microplastic Pollution

Did you know that by reducing the temperature of a load of laundry from hot to cold and shortening the wash cycle by about 60%, you will reduce the volume of plastic microfiber pollution generated by 52% and chemical dyes released by 74%? The microfibers come from our synthetic clothing (especially fleece) and are a growing source of microplastic pollution. […]

How Clean Is Your Toothpaste?

How Clean Is Your Toothpaste?

Nobody wants the things they use for cleaning to poison them or pollute the planet. But for all the attention we pay to household cleaners and personal care products, toothpaste tends to be overlooked. Maybe we check for the American Dental Association seal, but most of the time the deciding factor is taste. But considering that toothpaste is a cleaner […]

Washing Cloth Face Masks: Are You Inhaling Toxic Laundry Product Fumes?

Washing Cloth Face Masks: Are You Inhaling Toxic Laundry Product Fumes?

The widespread use of face masks is an effective way to slow the spread of COVID-19. Many people are now wearing cloth face masks daily. Thus, they require regular laundering. Be mindful of how you wash your face covering to promote optimum health and sustainability. Because masks cover the mouth and nose, it is essential to use natural laundry products […]

10 Green Living New Year’s Resolutions

10 Green Living New Year’s Resolutions

The average person generates 4.9 pounds of waste each day, with more than 146 million tons of waste ending up in landfills. But each of us can help reduce waste by making changes in our everyday habits. This New Year, make a resolution to reduce waste in the coming year. We have some tips to get you started. Although there […]

Winter Reads: Books That Support Your Love of Nature

Winter Reads: Books That Support Your Love of Nature

Spring and summer get all the love, but there’s plenty to celebrate about winter – even after the holidays. Many outdoors enthusiasts already know the joys of snow sports or a walk through the winter woods, while others may prefer to appreciate winter through the window, or even flee to warmer climates. Regardless of your take on cold weather, we’ve […]

Earth911 Inspiration: Ed Mitchell — Look at That

Earth911 Inspiration: Ed Mitchell — Look at That

“From out there on the moon, international politics look so petty. You want to grab a politician by the scruff of the neck and drag him a quarter of a million miles out and say, ‘Look at that, you son of a bitch.” — Astronaut Ed Mitchell Our planet is our home; it provides all that we need to live. […]

5-Step Guide to Treecycling

5-Step Guide to Treecycling

Christmas is over and the tree may be starting to look a little sad. But how do you dispose of the tree? Christmas tree recycling, or treecycling, is the responsible way to dispose of cut live trees at the end of the holiday season. Why not just have the trash haulers put it in the landfill? Organic waste in landfills […]

Earth911 Quiz #47: Battery Recycling Challenge

Earth911 Quiz #47: Battery Recycling Challenge

Americans buy about 3 billion batteries each year, half of which are AA and 30 percent AAA batteries for small electronics. Do you know which states require battery recycling? Do you know the different requirements for recycling rechargeable and single-use batteries? How about how long does the average rechargeable battery last? This Earth911 Quiz will get you thinking about your […]

Tips for Sustainable Outdoor Dining This Winter

Tips for Sustainable Outdoor Dining This Winter

Editor’s note: While everyone is tired of COVID-19 restrictions, outdoor winter dining is still on the menu as we continue to navigate the pandemic. We urge readers to follow CDC guidelines to keep themselves and others safe during all indoor and outdoor gatherings.  It’s no secret that the pandemic has been hard on the restaurant industry. And the holiday season […]