Zero Waste means designing and managing products and processes to systematically avoid and eliminate the volume and toxicity of waste and materials, conserve and recover all resources, and not burn or ...

But zero waste isn’t just a subcultural fringe movement. Indeed, in the past 20 or so years, major US cities have set goals to be trash-free. Way back in 2001, Oakland, California, established a ...

Since it surfaced on social media around a decade ago, the zero waste movement has grown into something of an aspirational lifestyle — one with which many of us BIPOC don’t identify. Indeed ...

A small but growing number of households are joining what has become a bona fide movement: Zero Waste. While their goal of producing no trash at all may remain elusive, some Zero Wasters do come ...

At present, we do not have any unique example in the world from which we can take absolute zero waste, of course, some measures have been taken, but in order to reach the zero-waste stage, the ...

The growing zero-waste community is radically slashing their waste output, while living more fulfilling lives. PLANET OR PLASTIC? How People Make Only a Jar of Trash a Year.

She became interested in zero waste in 2016, inspired by popular figures like Bea Johnson, who became famous for fitting a year’s worth of trash into a small jar. But Dickinson found such strict ...

It’s dirty, stinky, often disgusting work. But everyone doing it knows how vital it is. “It’s walking and walking, feet hurtin’, perseverin’, digging into bags of half-eaten food, the worst stuff in ...