iVillage Celebrates Earth Week

By now, we all know how to sort our paper and plastic. Now it's time to take recycling to the next level. From shopping for vintage clothes to extending the life of household items to turning leftovers into delicious new dishes, we've got tips and ideas to help you recycle all aspects of your life. Plus, visit GreenIsUniversal.com to find out what else NBC Universal is doing to honor the earth!

The Party Place

Wait! Don't Toss That

It's no coincidence that "green" and "frugal" are often used interchangeably. Reduce your waste by making the most of what you (or, in some cases, others) already have:

Give new life to household items
iVillagers' best Dumpster discoveries
Simple, tasty recipes for leftovers
How to use up extra ingredients
Plastic bags piling up? Read this
Do the "double dunk"
Go green, save money


Trash or treasure?

Teach Your Children Well

Green is a way of life, and that means it has to include kids too! Go ahead, channel your earth mama:

Teach kids the other 3 R's
Hand-me-down... underwear?
Get your kids to go green
To Mother Earth, from a mom
More family-friendly tips

Cameron Diaz

Good Green Fun

Who said eco-friendly had to be earnest? See how celebrity relationships, like plastic, can be recycled, and find out what your favorite TV stars are doing to go green. Plus:

Get eco-fab with these reusable totes
Go to a recycle party, online

Recycling 101

recycleYou've heard it a million times, but the "reduce, reuse, recycle" mantra is just as relevant as ever. Think you know it all? Think again:

You are what you toss
The basics of waste management
12 steps to reduce your waste