U.N.: Unemployment and Deforestation Can Be Solved Together

A United Nations report set for release this week says countries dealing with high unemployment and deforestation can tackle the two problems at once by investing in sustainable forestry jobs. Read More

Method Earns Cradle to Cradle Certification for 20 Cleaning Products

Twenty of Method's body cleaning products have earned Cradle to Cradle certification, an achievement that will puts more Cradle to Cradle products in the consumer marketplace. Read More

Ditto Hangers Debut At Adidas Store

Recycled-paperboard Ditto Hangers made especially for Adidas are making their first appearance as Adidas begins to open up its SLVR stores. Read More

Portland Company Resoles Worn Out Patagonia Shoes

Oregon-based Mountain Soles can now resole four types of Patagonia Footwear soles, found on many of the company's most popular items. Read More

Herman Miller's Iconic Aeron Chair Goes Cradle to Cradle

After three years of re-engineering, Herman Miller's 15-year-old Aeron chair has earned Cradle to Cradle certification. Read More

New Motorola Phone Made of Recycled Bottles

The Renew phone, one of the new products Motorola will show off at the International CES, contains recycled plastic, and Motorola is offsetting its CO2 emissions. Read More

Behind the Green Door: Dreamscapes to Recycle Sex Toys

While recycling markets are drying up, the Florida-based company is opening up a new recycling stream for some items you won't find in curbside collection bins. Read More

Bioplastic Awards: Compostable Salad Bags and Candy Wrappers

The third Bioplastics Awards were announced this week, recognizing compostable salad bags, candy packaging and replacements for foam packaging. Read More

Putting the Hanger Out to Dry

Those innocuous-looking plastic, metal and wood hangers you get at the dry cleaner and stores have a dark side: not only do they clog landfills, they muck up recycling streams and create extra waste. Read More

Largest U.S. Pillow Maker Aims for Zero Waste

Hollander Home Fashions is finding recycling streams for its garbage as part of a plan to send no waste to landfills by 2010. Read More