Recycling

Sustainability is no longer a distant cousin of business. Consumers want it from their favorite brands. So, get started.

Proud Source Water teamed with Fishbone Packaging to help eliminate plastic from the bottled water industry.

Demand for sustainable solutions at global scale is an enormous entrepreneurial opportunity.

Rather than dumping waste plastic into our oceans, Recycling Technologies created a machine that turns it into oil usable as fuel.

Do your part by donating your old tech or getting rid of it in an environmentally safe way.

Embracing the circular economy can bring business success and appeal to customers -- and maybe even save the world.

The company has said that the $159 headphones can be returned to it for recycling.

Nikola Labs just launched a Kickstarter project to bring this innovative phone case to the masses.

K-cups are everywhere. And its waste is, too, thanks to the fact that the cups are almost impossible to recycle.

Given the costliness and fragmentation of the smart home market, Verizon Wireless has its sights set on a loftier prize.

You don't have to do it all to make it worth the effort. Take these steps toward being a more socially-conscious entrepreneur.

The program, which could earn customers store credit, is part of a larger environmental stewardship campaign.

If K-Cups are considered the future of coffee, new research is calling into question the future of the K-Cup.

When it comes to product packaging, making eco-friendly decision are not as cut and dry as many entrepreneurs may think. Here's what you need to know to make the best decision for your business.

An eco-minded entrepreneur finds inspiration for his paper products from an unlikely source.

This 1-800-Got-Junk franchisee collects other people's unwanted stuff and finds a use for everything viable from clients' homes.

A new strategy for an online hand-me-downs company targeting moms helps raise an infusion of cash from venture backers.

Paperfeet is building an eco-friendly business out of discarded billboard materials.

In honor of Earth Day, this month we look at a host of green business ideas and new market opportunities.

Forget recycling. Reusing materials discarded in the manufacturing process is a growing force behind a fresh new industry.

A couple turns restaurants' cooking oil into soap -- and sells it back to the establishments.