Need a clean source of power? Why not turn to disposable diapers? Citing not just the abundance of infants but also an increasingly aging society, a Japanese company has developed a technique for ...

Parents: Have you ever taken a look at your baby’s shockingly disgusting, poop-filled diapers and thought, “If only I could build low-cost, sustainable housing for low- and middle-income with this?” ...

A viral video from Varanasi showing a residential tree laden with dozens of used disposable diapers, has sparked widespread outrage online and triggered a debate about civic sense and waste management ...

Changing a stinky diaper is not fun. What kind of diapers we use and where that stinky diaper goes may not be fun for our planet. It takes between 300-500 years for a disposable diaper to decompose. A ...

With the economy in a downward spiral, some parents are sniffing out savings by jettisoning disposable diapers and switching to reusable cloth diapers for their kids. Danielle Tassin of Covington, La.

Haley Mast is a freelance writer, fact-checker, and small organic farmer in the Columbia River Gorge. She enjoys gardening, reporting on environmental topics, and spending her time outside ...

A Varanasi lifestyle vlogger's video of a tree adorned with used diapers has gone viral. The clip highlights improper waste ...