John Wesley Hyatt's discovery in 1869, revolutionized the production of materials by enabling versatile shaping and replication of natural substances, ultimately leading to the widespread use of plastics and plastic waste in today's society.

In a world where energy consumption is on the rise and the consequences of fossil fuel use are becoming increasingly apparent, renewable energy sources are emerging as a powerful solution.

Innovative technologies are available to mitigate the carbon footprint of concrete production.

The Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC), in partnership with industry leaders Nike and Target Corporation, unveiled the Manufacturer Climate Action Program (MCAP) during its 2023 Annual Meeting in Boston.

Recycling is Real: Plastics Industry Association's New Video Highlights the Truth about Plastic Recycling

The United States Composting Council and the Biodegradable Products Institute have joined forces to release a comprehensive set of guiding principles aimed at revolutionizing the labeling of compostable products.

A recent study conducted by Japanese researchers has unveiled that microplastics are residing in clouds.

As our population continues to grow and our consumption habits remain unchecked, the issue of rapidly filling landfills has become a looming threat across the United States.

Wetlands are often overlooked treasures of our natural world. Stericycle, Inc.'s partnership with the National Park Foundation is aimed at restoring these crucial habitats.

California's recent passage of AB 1228, a fast-food bill that sets a $20 wage floor for workers in fast-food chains with at least 60 locations nationwide, has sparked controversy and outrage.

In the wake of the hottest summer on record and a series of devastating climate-fueled disasters, Starbucks is pioneering climate-resistant coffee.

To achieve sustainability, an increasing number of cities and states are taking proactive steps to incentivize building owners to undertake low-carbon retrofitting.

How can we leverage technology today to create a safer and more resilient tomorrow's infrastructure.

In recent months, the specter of unethical practices in the production of toner and ink cartridges in China has cast a long shadow over major retailers, most notably, Amazon and Walmart.