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Stanley Black & Decker are stepping up to the sustainability challenge. Partnering with Eastman, they have embarked on a transformative journey to create a new line of power tools.
Amazon has presented itself as a liar in the sustainability game.
As the world enthusiastically embraced renewable energy sources like solar panels and wind turbines, a troubling reality has emerged from behind the curtain.
As conscientious citizens, many of us have been conditioned to believe that recycling is the ultimate act of environmental responsibility.
Sustainability goals are critical for businesses aiming to make a positive impact on the environment and society.
In the pursuit of a plastic-free lifestyle, one of the most challenging hurdles to overcome is the ubiquitous Ziplock bags.
The year 2023 presented significant challenges for sustainability and a circular economy, with an economic downturn influencing spending habits and placing greater importance on sustainable practices.
California's composting law (SB 1383) came into effect in 2022, and now, in 2024, enforcement has begun.
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US-China Trade Relations and the Unanticipated Outcomes
When we reflect upon the trajectory of US-China trade relations, it becomes evident that this intricate alliance, initiated in 1972 during President Nixon's historic visit to China, has yielded both promising prospects and unforeseen consequences.
The Complex Landscape of Waste and Recycling Regulations
Waste and recycling regulations have long been a point of contention for business owners. While many applaud rules that promote recycling and waste diversion, the constantly evolving landscape of federal, state, and local regulations can make compliance seem like an endless and challenging task.
The Perils of Deep Sea Mining
It is imperative to safeguard the myriad of species that call the deep sea home, unfortunately, the emergence of deep sea mining poses a grave threat to these fragile ecosystems.
Epson Chooses Profit Over Sustainability
Printer and electronics manufacturer Epson has filed and settled a lawsuit against five remanufacturing companies, choosing profit over sustainability.
Recycling Used Lithium Batteries – Like the One in Your Car
JerryRig Everything takes us on a tour through the Li-Cycle recycling plast to see what really happens when Lithium Batteries, like the one in your car, get recycled.
Hawai’i County Takes Bold Step Towards Landfill Sustainability
In a recent development regarding Landfill Sustainability, the Environmental Management Commission of Hawai'i County is taking significant strides towards a sustainable future by working on a groundbreaking law aimed at reducing the burden on the island's sole active landfill.
Groundwater Depletion Threatens the Southwest
In the vast expanse of the American Southwest, a silent crisis is literally splitting the Earth apart.
Wishcycling: The Plastic Recycling Myth and Its Environmental Impact
When we toss a plastic container into the recycling bin, most of us harbor a hopeful belief that it will magically transform into a new and eco-friendly product. We're doing more Wishcycling than we are recycling.
Google Faces Legal Battle Over Alleged Monopoly Power
In a significant legal showdown, the U.S. Justice Department, in tandem with a coalition of states, is taking on Google in a legal battle over alleged monopoly power in the realm of online search services.
Amazon Faces $500 Million Lawsuit Over Alleged False Advertising of Recycled Printer Cartridges
The crux of this legal battle revolves around Amazon's alleged complicity in false advertising and unfair competition tied to the sale of newly manufactured non-OEM clone printer ink cartridges, misleadingly labeled as "remanufactured" and falsely touted as eco-friendly recycled products.
The Future of the Airline Industry – Sustainable Interiors
In an era when sustainability is taking center stage, the airline industry is soaring toward a greener horizon.
The Battle for Sustainability in Retail
In a rapidly changing retail landscape, sustainability in retail has emerged as a central concern for both consumers and corporations.
Ink Remanufacturing and China’s Impact on U.S. Landfills
In 2018, China's "Operation Sword" sent shockwaves through the global recycling industry. This policy marked [...]
Amazon Nations Sign Rainforest Protection Agreement
Representatives from the eight countries sharing the Amazon river basin have recently come together to sign the Belém Declaration.
Why Wildlife Corridors Matter
Habitats of wildlife can range from small riverbanks to vast continental expanses. These animals rely on natural wildlife corridors, which are routes they follow to find food, water, and mates.
Cities Leading the Way in Climate Adaptation
As the battle against climate change intensifies, it's becoming increasingly clear that the focus must shift beyond mere mitigation efforts to climate adaptation strategies
Embrace Sustainable Packaging for a Greener Future
In today's world, where a new generation of environmentally conscious consumers actively supports brands committed to sustainable practices, companies must amplify their efforts in this direction.
Revolutionizing Asphalt Recycling for a Sustainable Future
Spring in Switzerland heralds not just the emergence of snowdrops and crocuses but also the commencement of road construction projects.
A Green Champion in Large-Scale Energy Storage
A recent study conducted by researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory suggests that closed-loop pumped storage hydropower may hold the key to a greener, more sustainable energy future.
Unveiling the Mystery of Species Abundance
For over a century, scientists have embarked on a journey through the natural world, seeking to unravel the intricate tapestry of species abundances.
Landfills: Growth Poses an Ongoing Problem
In a world grappling with environmental challenges, landfills have emerged as a grave concern.
Do Americans Prefer American-Made Products?
In a world of global trade and interconnected economies, the question of whether Americans prefer American-made products continues to be a topic of interest.
Catalyst for Intense Rainfall and Flooding Through Climate Change
It stands clear from the scientific evidence: limiting global warming to the international target of 1.5 degrees Celsius necessitates swift reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
Decoding Recycling Symbols
In a surprising twist after five decades, the iconic 'chasing arrows' recycling symbol, a visual staple on numerous consumer products must change.
