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Celebrate Sustainably with Philly Foodworks The holiday shopping rush seems extra panicky this year, thanks to global supply chain issues caused by factory closures, shipping delays, and shortages in China and other major export hubs throughout the world. But what...

Retrievr will pick up your old digs from your door. We tried the service. Here’s how it works. Spring means blossoming trees and spring cleaning. Although there are plenty of drop-off locations for unwanted goods in the city, it can...

PA residents can choose how their homes are powered. Here’s why that matters. On the 51st Earth Day, President Joe Biden unveiled a goal to cut emissions by 50% of 2005 levels by 2030. Even with this big announcement, playing...

Leadership can take several forms, as Embracing Resiliency keynote Rob Fleming explained. Over the past few years, we’ve seen natural disasters manifesting as climate change from Hurricane to Katrina to Hurricane Sandy and the 2020 wildfires. Watching these events can...

Events create a lot of waste. Take large-scale events, like races – complete with disposable cups and bottles, post-celebration snacks, discarded warm-up clothing, and thousands of people – and you have the potential for significant waste. A zero-waste goal (which...

Most people know Philly Foodworks as an online market and farm share program offering the largest selection of local food in the Greater Philadelphia area. What most people do not know, however, is that, behind the scenes, this market is...

If you mention food waste to anyone, thoughts will likely go to wilting lettuce in the crisper drawer or 2-week-old take-out lurking behind the eggs. (Not so much greenhouse gas emissions, the future of our food system and the serious...

As a Green Philly reader, you probably do your part. Taking cloth bags to the market, turning the water off when brushing your teeth, and even buying a hybrid car or getting solar panels on the roof of your home....

Special contest for Green Philly Readers to win $300 of fresh local produce! If you care about where your food comes from (like we do), then you’re probably a regular at your local farmers’ market or co-op, and you’re likely...