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How To: Achieve Zero Waste at Home in 6 Steps
http://www.good.is/post/how-to-achieve-zero-waste-at-home-in-6-steps/
Zero Waste is more than just a visionary goal– it’s a practice that’s easier to adopt than you may think. The basic principle is that nothing should be thrown into landfills– that everything is somehow reused or repurposed.
The Modern Green Lunch Box Option
http://gliving.com/g-to-go-series-lunch-boxes/
With all this talk about what foods are best to transport and portable to eat on the go, there is still the question left of what to transport those foods in. Throw away containers like plastic disposable tupperware and plastic bags, disposable utensils etc. are not the most sustainable options, even if they are recycled or made of corn.