
Circularity
Merchant Q&A: Behind the Scenes in the Cleaning Aisle
We’re all familiar with the typical product life cycle which begins with sourcing raw materials and using them to make products. After products have served their purpose, they are disposed of. This “take-make-waste” model has existed for generations and worked well. But, as resources become scarce and technology evolves, we are entering a new era of processes. Just as the industrial revolution transformed economies a quarter of a century ago, the circularity movement is a modern economic evolution which seeks to reshape processes to eliminate waste and close the loop between end of life (waste) and resources (take).
Merchant Q&A: Behind the Scenes in the Cleaning Aisle
Q&A with Michael Parent, Featured Associate for The Home Depot #SustainabilitySquad
Q&A with Danielle Gadberry, Featured Associate for The Home Depot #SustainabilitySquad
Meet Hilti, a Manufacturer of our Rental Tools and an Industry Advocate for Circularity
Our Commitment to Sustainable Packaging
Merchant Q&A: The Environmental Benefits of Tool Rental
Paring Down Single-Use and Plastic Products at The Home Depot
Say Hello to the First 100% Recyclable Paint Can from Behr Paint Company
Packaging Q&A: Engineering Better Packaging
Outsmarting Waste: How to Do More to Waste Less
Tool Rental Delivers the Right Tools for Sustainability
Do More with Less: Just One Strip and It Ships – Securely
Closing the Loop: Shaw Uses Circular Design for its Sustainable Floors
Our Commitment to Composting and Sustainability
Transforming Waste Into New Possibilities With Nike Grind
A World With Less Plastic Pollution is Possible
Reduce Your Plastic Waste with a Brita Water Filter
Simple Insulation Solutions Improve the Way You Live Every Day
Upcycle Your Home with a New Coat of Paint and the Perfect Tape
The Home Depot and Pratt Industries, Bringing Sustainability Home
Trex Decking and The Home Depot Are a Circularity Success Story