Sprinting Toward Sustainability with CEO Dan Hesse

The head of the country's third-largest cell phone provider has taken green to heart, and is making the business case for green initiatives from energy efficiency to minimal packaging. Read More

Super-Light, 100 MPG Car Takes $5M X Prize

The biggest winner in the $10-million Automotive X PRIZE competition is not an electric car, but a car that weighs less than 1,000 pounds and is powered by an internal combustion engine. Read More

eBay's Reusable Box: Not Perfect but a Timely Idea

The new box that eBay has created for their customers to reuse is an excellent concept and it could not come at a better time, but it also shows just how difficult it is to create a truly green package. Read More

P&G Concentrates on Shrinking Powder Detergents

Procter & Gamble will start selling concentrated versions of powder laundry detergent in the United States and Canada in February next year. Read More

eBay Gives Away 100K Reusable Green Shipping Boxes to Sellers

The company's latest green initiative encourages sellers to reuse shipping boxes made of recycled materials as a way of promoting greener shipping methods. Read More

Mushroom-Based Packaging Uses 98% Less Energy than Styrofoam

 A packaging material made of mushroom roots and agricultural waste is lowering its energy footprint further with new sterilizing technology. Read More

'Bio-Bug' Taps the Power of Human Waste

The so-called "Bio-Bug" cruised the streets of Bristol using methane generated by the local sewage treatment facility. The waste from 70 homes can power the Bio-Bug for a year, according to Wessex Water and its subsidiary, GENeco. Read More

Dissolving Microneedles Take a Stab at Zero-Waste, Painless Shots

 Administering vaccines with a small patch covered in numerous microscopic needles instead of a hypodermic needle could lead to more effective vaccinations that anyone can give and that leave no sharp waste. Read More

Dissolvable Eco Wedding Dress Tests Marriage's Sustainability

A dress designed in collaboration between fashion and engineering students leads to a greener gown for (indoor) nuptials. Read More

Walmart and the Sustainability Index: One Year Later

The retail giant’s sustainability dreams don’t appear to have diminished, though it's clear the company has been humbled by the fiendish complexity of all it has set out to do. Read More