The short answer is yes and no. While some paper plates can be recycled, the vast majority usually can’t. Rather than throw them away after one use, consider more eco-friendly alternatives ...

Jill Ettinger, founder of the ethical and sustainable living platform Ethos ...

Target launched a new wine collection, Collective Good, featuring four global varietals priced at $9.99 each. The lineup includes wines from Italy, Spain, Chile, and California, now available in ...

The Brief. Target is now selling their new line of wine called the Collective Good. The bottles are made out of a paperboard alternative that is made of 94% recycled material.

Shredded paper, regardless what it is made of, should be composted; anything smaller than three inches can get in the works of recycling machines and cause a shutdown. Paper plates should be composted ...