Together, the inventors hope to rethink a product and system that many people take for granted: starting with their students.

Dubbed the MycoToilet, researchers say the system separates liquids and solids, using a mycelium-lined chamber to absorb 90 per cent of odour-causing compounds.

We toured the headquarters and took a closer look at its products to get a better sense of what it takes to get one of these rugged mobile homes rolling.

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Senta and Eric packed a lot of function inside their mobile home, which is based on a dual-axle cargo trailer measuring just 7 feet wide and 14 feet long ...

Hunter RMV’s Sherpa line of pre-built boxes starts around $200,000 and reaches $300,000 for the top trim. Custom builds using ...

Macy built this 29-foot tiny house on wheels for herself 13 years ago from reclaimed materials. Over time, the house has evolved to meet her family's needs ...

You may be pleasantly surprised to learn that many bathroom items can also be composted, particularly those that qualify as "brown" ingredients.

Skagway’s only year-round laundromat closed last fall. Since then, some residents have struggled with the task of maintaining clean clothes and linens.

Composting toilets are a great idea, but no one likes to think of the waste just sitting there and slowly … fermenting. A new eco-friendly toilet gets around that problem by using mushrooms to ...

Food waste amounts to 92 billion pounds annually, according to the nonprofit group Feeding America. Though food doesn’t last ...

The transformed human remains are then moved from the vessel into a small cube, where they remain for 30 more days as they ...