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

The Netherlands have an insidious problem has been silently growing – plastic pollution. Enter Bubble Barrier technology, a promising innovation that is changing the game.

The United Nations is taking decisive steps with a new draft treaty aimed at addressing the silent but relentless plastic threat to our planet.

The Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing them of a monopoly, wielding its market dominance in ways that stifle competition and harm both consumers and sellers.

In an era where environmental concerns are at the forefront, waste minimization has emerged as a key strategy to reduce your companies ecological footprint.

Critics Accuse the UN of Promoting Industry-Backed Proposals Ahead of a Groundbreaking Plastic Pollution Treaty that should otherwise deal with the Plastic Crisis.

Walmart's involvement in selling toner and ink cartridges produced under unethical conditions in China starkly challenges their claim to ethical responsibility.

In an age where plastic has seamlessly woven itself into the fabric of modern life, an invisible adversary lurks—Bisphenol-A (BPA).

In the realm of inkjet printing, a clash of ideals has emerged, pitting the right to repair and sustainability against corporate interests.

In a recent legal battle, Planet Green Cartridges Inc. and Epson found themselves on opposing sides of an ink cartridge patent infringement lawsuit.

Printer and electronics manufacturer Epson has filed and settled a lawsuit against five remanufacturing companies, choosing profit over sustainability.

Representatives from the eight countries sharing the Amazon river basin have recently come together to sign the Belém Declaration.

In a surprising twist after five decades, the iconic 'chasing arrows' recycling symbol, a visual staple on numerous consumer products must change.

In a legal showdown that could reshape the landscape of online shopping, Planet Green Cartridges, Inc., a renowned U.S. printer cartridge recycler and remanufacture, has taken a bold step by filing a lawsuit against tech titan Amazon.