"Calling an item of clothing adaptive can alienate and exclude people living with disabilities."

More places are restricting or banning plastic bags at the store. A professor of economics and public policy says taxes better push people to reusable.

US households waste about a third of the food they acquire, report economists. That means land, labor, and other resources are going to waste, as well.

Holiday gift-giving generates so much waste and pollution. Sustainability experts offer some greener, often less-tangible options for sustainable gifts.

Researchers have created a website to call out the "dark patterns" internet-based retailers are using to get people shopping online to spend more.

Putting a new grocery store in a food desert doesn't really change how people eat or what they buy at the store, an expert explains.

Watch this video to find out how the meat alternatives craze got its start with Thanksgiving, and how much the technology is improving.

The pharmacies near young black women tend to lack easy access to condoms, pamphlets on birth control, and other useful features.

With the launch of Disney+, how will the battle between streaming services change? An expert digs into the competition and how it affects viewers.

New supermarkets may be the wrong way to go to increase consumption of fruits and vegetables in low-income neighborhoods.