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The Sustainably-Focused Skincare Brands to Shop for Earth Day—And Always

By Morgan Halberg

Today’s Earth Day Google Doodle Emphasizes the Importance of Planting Trees

By Helen Holmes

The Next Big Economic Movement Is Buying New Nothing At All

By Emily Manthei
Duesenfeld has spent 10 years developing its recycling process.

Startup Develops Eco-Friendly Process to Recycle Lithium-Ion EV Batteries

By Harmon Leon
recyclicng plastic

Recycling Is Colonization: Nothing Matters Anymore

By Chris Roberts
The Hope Diamond seen in a temporary setting called 'Embracing Hope.'

Blue Diamonds Are Proof the Earth Recycles

By Amy Thompson
BERLIN, GERMANY - SEPTEMBER 03: A visitor looks at a Galaxy Note 5 smartphone at the Samsung stand during a press day at the 2015 IFA consumer electronics and appliances trade fair on September 3, 2015 in Berlin, Germany. The 2015 IFA will be open to the public from September 4-9. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

From the Crazy Idea File: Stop Wasting Old Cell Phones and Build Servers Instead

By Brady Dale
Achievement unlocked: Rewritable paper.

Reprintable Paper Becomes a Reality

By Yadong Yin
Taiwanese technology giant Foxconn treats its workers like "machines" a Hong Kong based labour group said on May 3, after a survey based on interviews with the firm's workers in mainland China. At least 13 Foxconn employees died in apparent suicides last year, which rights activists blamed on tough working conditions in a case that highlighted the challenges faced by millions of Chinese factory workers.

Apple’s Clean Designs Come at a Not-So-Clean Price in New Film

By Brady Dale
A dress by designer Iris van Herpen, who, with her runway designs, challenges common fashion norms and beliefs.

Can Technology Help Fashion Clean Up Its Act?

By Suzanne Mancini
POMPANO BEACH, FL - JUNE 05: An analog television set is seen discarded at the Broward County Waste & Recycling Services Solid Waste center on June 5, 2009 in Pompano Beach, Florida. As America switches to a digital signal on June 12th many are throwing out their old television sets. The switch to the digital television signal makes old analog televisions obsolete unless a converter box has been purchased. For the last 70 plus years people have watched television on analog. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

How to Reform New York’s Underperforming Recycling Program

By Steven Matteo
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