Recycling is good. When you separate glass, paper and cans you know they're going to a happy place, but what of the organic waste; the pizza crusts and the caviar that has passed its use-by date?

Let’s be honest: Incorporating sustainable practices into your daily routine is often easier said than done. Take composting, for example. While it’s a great way to eliminate food waste, the whole ...

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Susan, that sounds like a question that is on many people’s minds. With the leaves changing, the temperatures dropping and snow on its way, an outdoor compost pile might seem like a daunting task.

Finding out how to recycle any given item is a shifty inquiry that even Google's AI Overview has trouble pinning down. And then, half the time, we're questioning where the stuff we toss in the ...