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Beechwood is a good alternative to other types of hard wood thanks to how fast it grows and how easy it is to transport.

Reusable utensils are best, but sometimes disposable silverware is a necessary evil. These eco-friendly options have minimal environmental impact.

Complaints about shopping on the Bonanza app have raised concerns from users, but the Better Business Bureau gives it an A+ rating.

We spoke with fashion experts Maya Penn and Sara Walker to unpack how younger generations, notably Gen Z, are leading the anti-fast fashion movement.

The White Shark Café is a phenomenon happening along migratory routes frequented by sharks.

Corelle dishes and dinnerware are popular additions to any home, but many of the brand's vintage products contain lead — our list of ones to avoid.

Some parents eschew plastic products for their babies, while others are concerned with "BPA-free" labels. Here's details on plastic and glass bottles.

Take a green approach to container gardening and houseplant care with watering cans made of steel, ceramic, and post-consumer recycled materials.

People are using toothpaste to freshen their toilets but it's unclear whether this cleaning hack actually works.

Some people are making their own DIY concoctions to lower their cortisol levels and fight everything from fat to fatigue.

There are only 400 northern hairy-nosed wombats left in the world but conservation efforts are hoping to change that.

Climate change is causing more frequent and destructive hailstorms, causing some to claim hail damage on their insurance.

Ads claim that mixing toothpaste and Vaseline into a paste can do wonders for your skin, but there may not be many benefits.

Age, sex, and lifestyle choices may all be behind the unusual hue of the pink river dolphin, or boto, that lives in the Amazon River.

A polar bear uses physics to reduce surface pressure while crossing thin ice in a viral video.

Stay hydrated and healthy with a reusable water bottle by MiiR, Soma, and more conscious companies that are committed to sustainable practices.

A study from August 2024 seems to prove that you can lower your risk of heart disease by catching up on sleep over the weekend.

Conservationists are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to rewilding England's beaver populations using a method called "beaver bombing."

Some wines come into contact with dairy, honey, and other animal byproducts during processing, which prevents them from being labeled as vegan.

Ulta's semi-annual sale on brand-name makeup, skincare, and haircare takes place in August and September 2024. Shop these ethical best-sellers and editor's picks.

Some people believe that the number 1111 signifies spirituality and new beginnings.

Rocky Mountain National Park is so big that experts say the best time to visit may vary by where exactly you plan to go while you're there.

Temu promises lots of great deals on everyday items, but some say shopping the app has caused them to get scammed.

E-commerce experts warn that it's easy to be duped on TikTok Shop, suggesting shoppers do their due diligences before buying.

It may seem dire at first, but there are eco-friendly, efficient, and effective ways to remove acrylic paint from your clothes.

Whether your favorite blanket is fresh from the dryer or the thread count is high on your brand new sheets, here's why comfy bedding is so necessary.

Avobenzone, homosalate, and sulisobenzone are just some of the sunscreen ingredients the Food and Drug Administration says aren't recognized as safe and effective.

Tampon manufacturers are facing legal action after heavy metals were discovered in their products but Cora tampons don't seem to be part of it.

Many people believe the super blue moon highlights hidden thoughts, emotions, and ideas.

Eco-conscious houses formed from the combination of shipping containers can be stylish. Here's how to make a plan to build one.

Viscose is a partially synthetic type of fabric that has been known to shrink when washed.

While policymakers are making strides towards limiting the inclusion of PFAS in certain products, so-called "forever chemicals" remain in many items.

The high costs and sometimes minimal benefits, or lack of follow-up on promised benefits, is a common reason many dislike HOAs.

BetterHelp settled a $7.8 million lawsuit over alleged privacy violations.

Tennis racquet makers use lead based tape when wrapping handles because it gives athletes a better grip when they play.

When it comes to comfort and long-term wearability, Doc Martens require a bit of breaking in before they're ready to wear.

Batana oil has been hailed as a good way to add moisture back into your hair and skin, plus, potentially aiding hair growth and more.

Maybe it's the warmth, the scent of your favorite laundry detergent, or the reassurance that your blanket is clean.

Echo Water claims that hydrogen water can help with everything from reducing free radical damage to increasing energy.

Like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., many hunters will eat bear meat.