The video led to strong reactions online, with many expressing shock and criticising the lack of civic responsibility.

Parents: Have you ever taken a look at your baby’s shockingly disgusting, poop-filled diapers and thought, “If only I could build low-cost, sustainable housing for low- and middle-income with this?” ...

Need a clean source of power? Why not turn to disposable diapers? Citing not just the abundance of infants but also an increasingly aging society, a Japanese company has developed a technique for ...

A viral video of used diapers hanging from a tree in Varanasi has ignited discussions on civic responsibility in India.

Changing a stinky diaper is not fun. What kind of diapers we use and where that stinky diaper goes may not be fun for our planet. It takes between 300-500 years for a disposable diaper to decompose. A ...

With the economy in a downward spiral, some parents are sniffing out savings by jettisoning disposable diapers and switching to reusable cloth diapers for their kids. Danielle Tassin of Covington, La.

Vic Velivis has never changed a diaper in his life. But the retired computer and IT expert has distributed millions of diapers as founder and unpaid director of the Utah Diaper Bank, which began with ...

A viral video showing used diapers hanging from a tree outside a house in Varanasi has sparked outrage online, with viewers ...