Providence residents will be able to purchase recycling bins from the Department of Public Works at five satellite locations on Saturday.

The state says no final decision has been made on the project.

Scientists are developing biofuels out of grass clippings and other organic waste.

A job training program in Providence prepares residents to work in the landscaping industry.

Students at Ponaganset High School convert a vintage roadster replica to run on modern technology.

A Rhode Island cable company has been recognized for its efforts to be environmentally friendly.

As companies go green, they’re going to expect the same from their suppliers.

Gov. Don Carcieri is scheduled to sign legislation for Rhode Island’s emerging renewable energy industry that he says will make the state a “national leader” in the field.

The town of Lincoln is getting tough on trash.

Do you recycle at home?

It’s up to the U.S. Senate after the House passes a bill hoping to boost auto sales.

Volunteers go about shoring up the shoreline near Hog Island.

The new “Turn in and Recycling” program allows people to hand over old or inefficient fridges and freezers.

Payless is selling products under its “Zoe&Zac” brand that uses organic cotton and linen, recycled rubber and water-soluble glues. 

The mayor of Providence says all new city buildings have to meet “green” standards.