It's corporate bullying by the plastic industry to make cities and counties think twice before passing environmental laws that cut into their profits, laws that are supported by the majority of residents who prefer to live in clean communities.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan. -- A Kansas woman ticketed for tossing her empty tea bottles in the same yard nearly every day for two years insists there was no ma...

Scientists have discovered an area of the North Atlantic Ocean where plastic debris accumulates. The region is said to compare with the well-document...

Some of the worst offenders were the middle-aged men who smoked mountains of Capri cigarettes; if I had $5 for every one I eventually picked up, I would now be living in a villa inCapri.

Within a week I was hooked on collecting trash. I'd found an addiction with a very gentle high but no hangover.

The ideas in the book, Every Monday Matters, are simple -- small acts that collectively add up to an enormous impact for the greater good.