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Adopting a “zero-waste” lifestyle can sound very challenging. But in reality — it just means making small changes that lead to less waste in your household.

Cheese, curry, beer: We can thank our ancestors who put food scraps to creative use. What we’re leaving our children is garbage.

Morgan’s Seafood at 4023 Market St. in downtown Wilmington has a new sibling up the road. An O

Aiming for "zero waste" means dramatically reducing the amount of stuff you throw away. Here's all the tips you need to get started.

China set a goal two years ago to reach peak emissions before 2030 and zero them out by 2060.

We are a society becoming increasingly dependent on disposable consumer products and it has a devastating impact on our environment. On "Issues of the Environment," WEMU's David Fair discusses the upcoming Zero Waste Challenge in Ann Arbor, with Live Zero Waste executive director Samuel McMullen. Find out what we can learn and how to make a difference.

Sustainable shopping has never been easier in Philadelphia. Meet two new low-waste shops, Rays Reusables and Main Line SHIFT.

Many items considered essential really aren't. Here are the items I’ve stopped buying, and what I do instead.

To celebrate Thanksgiving, L.A. Times reporters share a dose of optimism.

Lamorinda Weekly is a weekly community newspaper for Lafayette, Moraga and Orinda in California USA. 26,600 printed copies delivered to 23,000 houses or 65,000 people.