Zero Waste... Did You Know?

YOU can be the solution by joining the Mugs of CU! It only takes one simple daily habit... Lug Your Mug! If you get in the habit to take your mug with you every day or leave it in your bag/car, then your actions create a direct positive impact for...

For me, and for many others, Halloween marks the beginning of the holiday season, which is extremely exciting! However, because of this excitement it is often far too easy to not prioritize continuing to be as zero waste and sustainable as possible. And unfortunately, there are many ways in which...

One of the most significant manufacturing industries in the world is the textile industry, with an export value of over 28 billion dollars. Constantly evolving trends, back to school sales, online stores, large shopping malls, etc. have lead to the mass consumption and production of yarn, nonwovens, specialty and industrial...

Summertime, as relaxing as it can be to have a break from school and be surrounded by friends and family while basking in the sunshine and warm weather, it can prove to be challenging to maintain sustainability. But this does not have to be the case! Here are some zero...

Moving out can be a very stressful time, especially when you are moving back home for the summer. It is important to keep in mind some sustainable habits when going through these transitioning periods. It is easy to get swept up with convenience and just throwing away everything but it...

Moving out of the dorms is a chaotic, exciting time. For many, the dorms represent their first year of college, and moving out of them marks the end of their freshman year. While this is inherently exciting, it also frequently generates a lot of waste. Living in the dorms poses...

In Boulder, we are lucky to have curbside pickup for industrial composting. However, this is not the case for most cities throughout America. Composting is so important to living a zero-waste lifestyle because not only does it produce a rich fertilizer, but it also keeps food waste out of landfills...

Studying environmental topics and being passionate about the climate crisis comes with bearing the stress and overwhelming feelings that can arise with the tragedy of caring about the potential doom that awaits if we do not take immediate action to mitigate the effects of climate change. Thus, caring about these...

Composting is the natural process of recycling organic matter, like food scraps and yard clippings that is then added to soil to help plants grow. It is a significant process within our waste systems that is an essential aid in fighting the climate crisis. It is spreading more significantly as...

Earth day first began in 1970 , as more people in the United States and across the globe began to become more aware of the environmental harm that humans have caused and continue to cause. Prior to the 1970’s, air and water pollution were the norm. Some of the newfound...