Sarah Tubbs

With election season here and roaring, political signs have sprouted up in many yards to endorse different candidates and issues of our times. But, after the election, usually these signs are no longer usable with new candidates and branding being created for future campaigns. When political signs are thrown away, they end up in either

With the colder weather and darker days just around the corner, the winter season presents a wonderful time to slow down and practice an eco-conscious lifestyle. Whether that be transforming your Thanksgiving to being low-waste and sustainable, to sustainable home décor and style, or to mindful home warming during our cold months, we have a

With Halloween coming up quickly, candy is on everyone’s mind! But where do our candy wrappers go once we’ve eaten the delicious contents? Most people throw them away, but some try to recycle them. Unfortunately, even though most candy wrappers such as Snickers, Reese’s, M&M’s, and others are made out of recyclable materials, a problem

E-Waste What?? How many of you have a drawer full of old electronics that you don’t use anymore? Or don’t know what to do with your old phones and cords? Did you know that there is a whole day dedicated to becoming more aware of what to do with your e-waste? Every year on October

The scariest night of the year is upon us, meaning decorated homes, carved pumpkins, haunted hayrides, and young kids running around in scary and cute costumes searching for candy to devour. But this night of tricks and treats also hides some spooky facts involving sustainability! With costumes, food waste, candy wrappers, and plastic, Halloween affects