Welcome to Plastic-Free Kitchen Week on the Strategist, where we’ve been obsessively researching and testing plastic ...

Building out a pantry — plastic free or otherwise — is a deeply personal task. What works for each person will vary widely ...

First I switched to always using a metal water bottle (my beloved Owala FreeSip !), and never touching the single-use ones.

Wait! Before you toss these items in the trash or recycling bin, check out all of the brilliant ways you can repurpose them ...

Avalon Center has a new initiative that will allow them to show up and provide free necessities like pads and toiletries ...

Plant the seeds about 1 to 2 centimeters deep (half an inch) into the soil. Cover gently and press down lightly. If planting ...

This remarkable study, based on data from its Global Mind Project involving more than 100,000 young people, found that ...

Using plastic food containers may be a cost-effective option for storing leftovers, but it also has some dangerous drawbacks.

They're fat-soluble, so this happens most easily with fatty foods. It's best to store foods with fat in glass containers, but you can store dry foods in plastic if you need to.