KLCC's Climate Master John Fischer says using the area devoted to a long driveway as a place to instead grow home shading trees, or fresh fruits and vegetables is a great way to reduce your home's climate impact- and make it a more pleasant place to live.

Home gardeners can extend their harvest by taking only parts of some plants, letting them produce larger yields.

In this month's Living Less Unsustainably, KLCC's John Fischer talk changing behaviors with take out containers... and reflects on one of his own behaviors that could use some greening up.

We don't know yet what all the harmful effects of micro-plastic pollution will be, but if we clean it up before we find out, we might avoid a problem rather than having another one to fix it later.

Some weeds can never be completely eliminated but there are ways to manage the vexing problem.

A solution to the truck driver shortage and a way to reduce carbon emissions is already available.

The multi-colored varieties of some traditionally monochromatic vegetables provide more than just a feast for your eyes.

Starting slug control before putting out seeds can really help with plant survival.Fresh yeast, flour, and water mixed together will attract slugs in the same way that beer used to - before most beer had the yeast filtered out of it.