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Learn about the American basswood, a popular landscaping tree, honey harborer, shade provider, and commercial wood supplier.

There are 145 National Forests in 41 states in the United States. Discover each of them, state-by-state.

Cactus leather can be used for handbags, shoes, furniture, and more. We look at its environmental impact and how it compares to cotton and leather.

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Yes, this is all about cute-overload. But if you're a regular cyclist and have a dog as your very best friend, the question will eventually hit you: How can you take your pooch along for the ride?

Hempcrete provides an increasingly popular, low-carbon option for home building. Discover its unique benefits over traditional building materials.

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From fruit peels and coffee grounds to pantyhose and pill bottles, here's how to save money and treat your trash like treasure.

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Cupro is a byproduct of cotton and a vegan alternative to silk. Does that mean it's a sustainable fabric? Find out exactly how this material is made.

Cellulose tape is a transparent adhesive tape that happens to be biodegradable too. It is difficult to find, especially in the US. Almost all transparent tape sold here is made of acetate. One ...