This is a “green” initiative that might actually make sense. USA Today: The toilet paper roll is about to undergo its biggest change in 100 years: going tubeless. On Monday, Kimberly-Clark, one of the ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Need more proof that slight and sudden innovation can bring forth seismic change to even the unlikeliest of product categories? Look no ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A stack of empty toilet paper rolls - Patty_c/Getty Images Toilet paper tubes are one of those things that seem to pile up fast.

Sue is troubled, and not just by all the troublesome things in the world. She says it’s come to her attention that the cardboard tube within toilet paper rolls is becoming narrower. Sue isn’t saying ...

17 billion. That’s the number of toilet-roll tubes that get thrown away every year, according to Kimberly-Clark, the household products giant. It’s enough to fill the Empire State Building twice over, ...

Need more proof that slight and sudden innovation can bring forth seismic change to even the unlikeliest of product categories? Look no further than leading paper hygiene manufacturer Kimberly-Clark - ...