
Halloween Waste is Spooky: How to Craft a Sustainable Costume
Zombies and vampires aren’t the only Halloween fright. The amount of waste generated by a single-use costume is enough to give a ghoul a jump scare. Read on to learn

Zombies and vampires aren’t the only Halloween fright. The amount of waste generated by a single-use costume is enough to give a ghoul a jump scare. Read on to learn

SAN DIEGO — On Saturday, Sept. 19, 4,029 San Diegans joined I Love A Clean San Diego (ILACSD) at 92 cleanup sites across the county for the 42nd annual Coastal

San Diego’s hot summer days call for family gatherings and outdoors feasts, but with the festivities come extra waste. From plastic cups to propane tanks, leftover supplies from your summer get-together can have a negative environmental impact. We created a

San Diego’s largest county-wide cleanup effort is right around the corner, and there are around 100 sites to choose from. Whether you’re flying solo, working with little ones or searching

Our coastline has nearly eight times more litter per mile than our roadways and waterways. As the weather heats up and San Diegans hit the beach, we can all do our part to protect our shoreline. Here are three sustainability tips for your next beach trip. Practice a

SAN DIEGO — On July 5, nearly 200 volunteers joined I Love A Clean San Diego (ILACSD) for Morning After Mess, a post-Fourth of July community cleanup held at Fiesta Island in