Waste Reduction

You’ve probably heard about Taco Tuesday, but what about Meatless Monday? The concept of Meatless Monday is simple—just don’t eat meat on Mondays!

As students and teachers head back to school, we want to remind you about the importance of incorporating eco-friendly practices into your daily routine and annual traditions.

Decreasing the unnecessary consumption of food products will also help decrease the chance for litter like food packaging from ending up in our storm drains or waterways.

Do you have some extra newspapers lying around? Practice your origami and use them to make biodegradable pots for seeds and young plants!

Did you know you can use produce scraps to create a garden of your own?

Most fertilizers can be categorized into two types: organic and chemical.

Looking to go green this year? Updating your household habits to reduce environmental impacts is a great way to get started! Here are five simple ways to get develop your new green habits.

Looking to go green this year? Updating your household habits to reduce environmental impacts is a great way to get started! Here are five simple ways to get develop your new green habits.

Hawaii’s stormwater systems are intended for rainwater overflow in heavy storms. While the storm drains work well to keep roads safe, they often deposit pollutants into the waters surrounding our islands. Here are a few ways your household can stop contributing to water pollution.

Changing your household habits to reduce environmental impact is a great way to go green! Here are five “green” habits that you and your family can adapt to help protect our environment.