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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...