reusable bag

We surveyed 100 people on Mechanical Turk to find out how they remember their reusable bags.  The results are enlightening, it's simple to remember your bag with the right method.

If you're looking for a fun and easy way to convince your friends to go Green, how about a gift that would allow them to tell the world they too have joined the fight against waste and adopted an eco-friendly lifestyle?

These bags will imbue any city slicker with enough barnyard chic to make them the star of their local Whole Foods. Made at a wind powered off-grid facility...

When I started this story last month, I never expected a standard interview request with a designer to turn into a bureaucratic two-step that took us to China and back.

Austin-based Whole Foods Market officially phased out the use of plastic shopping bags on Earth Day last week.

Mottainai Furoshiki is the Japanese art of folding a cloth to be used as a bag, wrapping paper... This is a great alternative to reusable shopping bags! We made a video to show how easy it is.

Flip & Tumble's new 24/7 reusable bag is a cool, fashionable and practical option for a green bag. The bag is designed to be fit closely to the body and is the perfect option to carry in your purse or bag to have on hand.

This is a great post with simple tips for green living!

ChicoBag, a leading eco-friendly company and manufacturer of reusable shopping bags, is proud to have been selected as this year’s official goodie bag for the Peapod Foundation’s A.P.L. Benefit on November 27, 2007 at the Vanguard in Hollywood. ChicoBags are made of lightweight nylon, come in a rainbow of colors, compress into their own tiny, self-contained pouch, and include a carbineer so they can be clipped to a key ring, tossed into a purse, or stowed in a pocket.

Socially responsible trick-or-treaters don't have to dress up like global warming or a carbon footprint to get their message across this Halloween.Organic pumpkins, used costumes and reusable trick-or-treat bags are some ways to introduce a little green into your otherwise orange-and-black holiday.

Think paper is better than plastic? Think again: a study found that when considering the manufacturing, distribution and disposal stages of a grocery bag’s usable life, plastic bags consume LESS energy and produce LESS waste than paper bags. But there's more...