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These household and lifestyle DIYs will help you take care of yourself and your home with the earth and your wallet in mind.
By making small modifications to your daily water use habits, you can help conserve water for our planet.
CU's helium recycling facility could pave the way towards helium reuse and recovery.
Sometimes reducing your carbon footprint can be a difficult and daunting task. Here are 20 small actions you can try on your new - or steadfast - journey to living more sustainably! Small actions make a big difference. Pick a couple to try below to get started.
Temperatures are dropping, and leaves are starting to change colors, signaling that fall is making its way to campus and Boulder. As it does, many of us will turn to cooking and baking to welcome the new season.
There are numerous sources of transportation which directly pollute the air and contribute to climate change.
You have probably heard about reducing your carbon footprint, but have you considered your water footprint? Use the water footprint calculator to estimate how many gallons of water you and your family use a day.
Looking for ways to stay cool this summer? Here is a list of 21 tips to help you, your family and your home stay cool!
With so much content coming our way every day, it can be difficult to differentiate between true facts and myths, especially when it comes to recycling. We're here to help clarify some of those common myths that you may have read about or heard.
Food waste: it is an insanely important sustainability issue that we can improve within our own homes. Research estimates that upwards of 50% of the total amount of food that is wasted comes from our own kitchens. As a forefront topic