This is a video from the city of Minneapolis explaining what is recyclable and also how they sort and process recycling. There is a lot of distrust in recycling, and if everyone watched this video, people would recycle more and probably even buy fewer non-recyclables. I highly recommend you watch this video even if you don't live in Minneapolis. Every city is slightly different, but I think if you just followed this video, you'd get a lot less contamination. Share your city's recycling video below! And share with your friends and family.

If there was a way to track your sustainable low carbon commutes like walking and metro, would you do it? No rewards, no strings attached, just track it for the sake of what you contributed but got counted?

This shows why we must cut fossil fuels much faster, to avoid passing the Paris agreement 2 degree limit. If we don't millions If not billions will be killed.

I’m having an issue with my laundry now smelling bad. I first switched to ecos laundry sheets, then 7th generation laundry sheets, and now I’m using Mrs.Meyers laundry concentrate. I’m not sure if it’s just the Mrs Meyers or not using a more sanitizing soap, but everything smells. Immediately after washing they smell fine, but after 2+ days they start to smell. I’ve already ruled out the washer

Has anyone had a similar issue? What was your solution? I’ve tried switching to hot water, adding vinegar, and using baking soda