A coalition of 17 states and a trade association are suing California to block a strict recycling law aimed at reducing plastic waste. The lawsuit was filed Monday and argues the law's regulations would force a major transformation of consumer products and business models nationwide. It argues the mandates will lead to price hikes on necessities. The law requires producers to both reduce plastic packaging use overall and ensure recyclability of plastic. The state agency whose director was named as a defendant decline to comment. But California officials have previously defended the law as a way to reduce waste and protect taxpayers.
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Louisville Parks and Recreation has launched its annual tree planting season, aiming to expand the city’s the city’s canopy.
On Friday, at Kentucky's football media day, the longtime athletics director sounded less like someone preparing for a football season than someone scouting the safest route through a storm at 18,000 feet.
Fourteen students graduated from the Urban Conservation Corps on Friday. They were on a team of AmeriCorps members dedicated to learning green job skills.
L.O.S. Vibes Market, located at 250 Spring Street, offers locally-sourced food, bulk items, and locally-made products like soaps and balms while bring the community together.
Louie's Greenhouse is a microfarm where over 40 different types of microgreens, herbs, lettuces and more can be grown inside the Ville Grill.
Expo, at 114 W. Main St., across from Whiskey Row, is owned by Louisville transplants Nickle Morris and Lindsey Johnson, who plan to wow customers with inventive takes on classic cocktails.
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“We are making sure we can still maintain our economic growth for hundreds of years,” the company's wildlife biologist said.
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Is it possible to make paper without trees? Australian entrepreneurs Kevin Garcia and Jon Tse were determined to find out.
From April 22 to May 4, Target will accept and recycle all kinds of car seats to be recycled.