Leftover coffee grounds don't have to go to waste. Learn how their benefits can improve the health and growing conditions of your tomato garden.

This week's gardening column includes advice on improving your soil with cover crops or coffee grounds and for propagating snake plants.

RMIT researchers are advancing new ways to cut the carbon footprint of infrastructure by turning everyday organic waste into ...

Give your Christmas cactus a boost with leftover coffee grounds for healthier growth, richer blooms, and a sustainable twist ...

Hardy, pretty, and versatile, heather plants make a fine addition to any garden - and they'll bloom all the brighter thanks ...

Abstract: Alternative energy refers to all energy sources that do not rely on fossil fuels and are often renewable and have a lower environmental impact. Fossil fuels are harmful to the environment ...

Amid growing concerns over waste and climate change, Pinrat Pinweha, a Ph.D. student in Chulalongkorn University’s ...

Here are six easy houseplant hacks using common household items like ice cubes, cinnamon and more. These will keep indoor ...

The CEO of Asia’s largest carbon project developer on the company’s rise, getting involved in one of the largest biochar ...

"Used coffee grounds can be helpful to your Christmas cactus in small amounts. They have a little nitrogen in them, which can ...

Benefits of Fertilizing Christmas Cactus with Coffee Grounds. Coffee grounds have several benefits for your Christmas cactus, ...

AVANT GARDENERLast week, I wrote about Elizabeth Javier, one of 3,000 coffee farmers who were part of Project Coffee++, a three-year program under ...