The Best Eco-Friendly Cleaning Products (2024): For Kitchens, Bathrooms, and Laundry
Next time you stock up on supplies, consider these green cleaning alternatives, from refillable sprays to reusable dishcloths.
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23 Everyday Products Made From Recycled Materials (2024): Chargers, Watches, Toys
Tread lightly on our planet with toys and accessories made from repurposed plastic, and many other Earth-friendly picks.
GaeaStar’s 3D-Printed Clay Coffee Cups Are Disposable, but Can They Save Us From Microplastics?
GaeaStar’s 3D-printed disposable clay cups are available in the US for the first time today, but only at Verve Coffee shops in San Francisco.
The $6 billion project to power 1 million NY homes with clean energy is the first of its kind
CHPE is a $6 billion project set to start powering 1 million homes with renewable energy in 2026.
This AI startup that helps stores catch shoplifters just bagged $1.5 million in pre-seed funding without using a pitch deck
MokSa.ai, which aims to help stores curb theft and employee fraud using AI-enabled security cameras, is gearing up for an expansion.
Layoffs could spike as one labor-market indicator says a recession is already here, market forecaster says
Headline job growth has been strong recently, but commentators have pointed to mixed signals in the data suggesting a less rosy picture.
Saudi Arabia is desperately trying to woo bankers to pay for its futuristic desert city
Saudi Arabia hopes that bankers will shell out cash once they see the progress on its futuristic desert city, Neom, in person.
NYC’s EV revolution is riding on Uber and Lyft drivers
Switching Uber and Lyft drivers to EVs in New York City is key to spurring the build out of more charging stations.
Is the US really close to banning TikTok? Yes? And, also: No.
TikTok could face a US ban unless it’s sold to non-Chinese owners. But that won’t happen immediately. Here’s a 60-second explainer on what’s next.
Columbia divided: Israel-Gaza protests push Ivy to shut down in-person classes
Protests continued for a sixth day at Columbia over the Israel-Hamas war as the school canceled in-person classes.