This man has a unique recycled bow tie to match every occasion.

I love any yoga accessory that positively integrates the law of karma.

Several American team members are involved in environmental issues, as well as Olympic ones.

We didn't do a gift guide this year, but we are big on recycling.

Joe Mimran is more concerned with his flow of creative juices than the tragedy.

This pretty underwear is another reuseable option for waste-free periods.

A curious fund raiser unleashes chainsaws in the name of conservation.

Elegant necklaces, rings, bracelets and earrings are planted with hardy succulents and worn as jewelry.

No real butterflies were harmed in the making of these magical pieces that flutter and float with the wind.

What would you do if you had a million dollars?

Slow fashion vlogger Alyssa Beltempo offers cold-weather styling tips.

In fact, it'll likely make you feel worse because it doesn't reflect who you truly are.

Unless you want a dash of melamine or formaldehyde in your coffee, skip the bamboo cups.

Overprotective parenting is more than an annoyance; it's an evolutionary aberration.

Parents will have to embrace the old-fashioned cloth diapering method. That's not a bad thing.

Regulatory action is needed to protect women and their unborn children from the chemicals in household products.

A new set of guidelines aimed at children 5 and under hopes to curb sugar intake.

Children born today will grow up in a disease-ridden, malnourished world, unless governments stick to the Paris Agreement.

The Thermal Resilience Design Guide from Ted Kesik could be a new standard.

A new website aims to gather data on pollution in China.

As you may have seen on every major news channel out there, Hurricane Irene is barreling up towards eastern cities like NYC and Washington DC and from the looks of it, it ain't gonna be pretty. Many New Yorkers are evacuating and those who are staying

TreeHugger and UNEP announce return of World Environment Day Blogging Competition.

Congratulations to Scott Bartlett for winning the UNEP and TreeHugger World Environment Day Blogging Competition!

YES! Magazine’s 2nd Annual Celebration of People Power with Alice Walker, Frances Moore Lappé, and Makana.

Our website turns 10 years old today! In honor of our birthday, we sat down with Graham Hill to talk about why he started the site and how it’s changed.

When TreeHugger first launched, Olga Sasplugas was the go-to woman for ad sales, accounting and even the occasional photo shoot. We caught up with her on Skype to talk about the site’s early days.

Our new mobile version is designed for the small screen.

Australia's Who Gives a Crap makes 100% bamboo toilet paper that also claims to be "so soft it'll make your bottom smile."

In the building industry it is a big question, for all the wrong reasons.

A group called SOIL installs waterless toilets in hard-to-reach, impoverished communities and then transforms the waste into compost, improving food security.

The Orca Helix moves up and down so that it is easy to get on and off when high, easy on the body when low.

Or is it actually good for you?

Through trial and error, these are the indoor plants that have taken well to living in my bathroom.

Another way that the coronavirus is bad for the environment.

Save the trees and a lot of water too.

If you're forced to use substitute materials in the bathroom, you'll need a new disposal method.

Onion Flats redesigned their bathrooms to save space, but it actually is a healthier design.

The bacteria are winning.

The technology is still in the beginning stages, but the potential is great.

Grimy fingers in the mouth leads to decreased risk of developing allergies, new study suggests.

Another great example of compost poetry that celebrates the magic in our muck.

Disgust is a powerful human emotion that could be utilized to promote better hygiene and nutrition, but unfortunately humans are too disgusted to take it seriously.

Maybe we need an executive order banning handshakes as barbaric.

The dormant microbes found in Mexican caves are unlike any known genus scientists have seen so far, say NASA researchers.

Triclosan may have been banned in soap, but antimicrobials are still allowed in more than 2,000 other products, which is a big problem.

Forget about Tony Stark or the Bionic Man, the real cyborg action starts with microscopic swamp creatures

This biotech startup uses methane-eating bacteria to create fully biodegradable polymers.

But paper towels are four times as bad for the environment. What's a treehugger to do?

The microorganisms already exist in the ocean, but researchers want to amplify their effect.

Bacteria is found everywhere, but it's how you handle it that matters most.