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New materials, competing designers, and hefty certifications are increasing the cost of green home design, but homeowners still have options to make their houses more eco-friendly.
In an effort to combat excess waste and energy use, Florida State University created a sustainability program making a big impact on its community.
In the era of social responsibility, is greed still good for capitalism?
Your tourism dollars may be going anywhere but the local economy. Here’s how to change that.
Aging parents, small retirement accounts, and complicated medical care: this is what it’s like to care for those that cared for you.
We might not need to get as thrifty and sustainable as our grandparents, but maybe we should.
There may have been some bad news in 2018, but these stories will bolster your faith in your humanity.
Your guide to sustainable and environmentally-friendly drinking, because there’s nothing worse than an unsustainable hangover.
From an art form to mass production and back again: This story might just make you fall in love with fruitcake.
From butter to drugs to pet store turtles, here’s what can (and what can’t) go down the loo.
Tsurutokame is not just a kaiseki restaurant, but a social experiment in a country where women are often oppressed in business.
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Regulating tax havens could shed a light on the big money behind environmentally harmful businesses.
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