eco

The hamper is built from eco-friendly bamboo and includes two slide out laundry bins with handles, and a workable table top for folding laundry or storing items.

From this early niche, Square built out a business that now resembles Apple’s multi-tentacled eco-system—one that uses a piece of hardware to lock customers into an array of other products and services.

If cotton isn’t for you, these eco-friendly cloths make a great alternative.

They’re looking for eco-friendly alternatives to fast fashion without sacrificing style.

Leave-no-trace principles advise using even eco-friendly cleansers at least 200 feet away from water sources—and never wash your hands or your dishes directly in the stream.

Grotesque profiteering aside, life release ceremonies can devastate the eco-system.

The resulting Wool Runners were comfortable, eco-friendly, machine-washable, and super cute—and sold out almost immediately.

What would have happened had Abe Lincoln lived to have been an eco-activist?

And “stinking rich” is the smell of zero carbon emissions at eco-friendly tech company campuses.

This has led to a burgeoning industry of small businesses, founded and run by women specializing in eco-friendly hygiene products.

Aren, or aen, eco-aco-co are case terminations; tcea-cea marks the verbal noun.

Someone had gutted an eco-mobile to power the night's entertainment.

In this novel, Umberto Eco deals, in a light vein, with the occult considered as the true science.

In other words, use eco only when you wish to accentuate the abstractness, the "nessness" of the idea.