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If you don’t shower much — but generally keep that information to yourself because of the negative stigma — you’re not alone. Following hot on the […]

Built by Chicago-based firm Wheeler Kearns Architects, the Ravine House is a beautiful home that sits tucked into a natural forest setting just outside of Highland […]

In the Copenhagen suburb of Brønshøj, local architectural practice NORD Architects has completed the Parish Center, a contemporary community center and place of worship that’s primarily […]

If you’re happy with life and the world around you, who gets the credit? Likewise, if things are dreary and feel unhopeful, who gets the blame? […]

It’s a question that has been asked for years: Is a dishwasher or washing dishes greener? Which uses less energy and water? When TreeHugger looked at […]

For decades, Utah’s Sand Flats — and specifically, the Slickrock Trail — has been a place where people spend their energy in the best possible way. […]

Earlier this week, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos vowed to mitigate the impact of climate change by establishing the Bezos Earth Fund. He’s committed $10 billion to […]

At the recent Super Bowl, the NFL focused on sustainability more than in past years with its Ocean to Everglades (O2E) initiative throughout South Florida. Efforts […]