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After gradually transitioning from using disposable pads and tampons to reusable period underwear and menstrual cups/discs, I’m now a year into a completely zero-waste period care routine. While ...

Consumers are seeking eco-friendly alternatives to everyday products. Stagnant brands lose market share to conscious competitors that disrupt the status quo by building a better world. That’s why ...

Katherine Martinko is an expert in sustainable living. She holds a degree in English Literature and History from the University of Toronto. I recently gave a talk about zero waste living to a group of ...

Zero waste is getting center stage with Nordstrom. For a limited time starting March 26, zero-waste retailer Package Free will be the star of Nordstrom’s Pop-In ...

Finding a secure way to manage waste in the food and beverage industry helps ensure that through every change of hands waste ...

In L.A., most of us have some experience purchasing things by weight. Nuts and dried fruit at Sprouts. Last-minute meals from the hot bar at Whole Foods. Weed at the weed store. At a growing number of ...

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Reducing waste in everyday life is a challenge that’s attracting more and more people. However, with all the eco-friendly trends, helpful advice, and misguided ideas out there, it’s easy to get lost.