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Reynolds Consumer Products Pays Hefty Price
The recent legal battles surrounding Reynolds Consumer Products serve as a stark reminder of how marketing language can lead us astray, particularly in the case of items that are far from recyclable.
The Ongoing Debate Over Section 230 and Its Potential Reforms
The evolution of online commerce has sparked an ongoing debate about Section 230's efficacy and unintended consequences.
Do You Now How Section 230 Hurts Consumers?
Do you know how Section 230 hurts consumers? As we continue our series of articles to inform consumers of what Section 230 is and how it affects their online shopping experience.
Understanding Section 230 – What is it and Why Does it Matter to You?
To understand Section 230, imagine the internet as a vast town square where people can gather and have conversations.
Shein Navigates Forced Labor Claims and Geopolitical Challenges
As Shein, the fast-fashion giant with a reported valuation of $66 billion, eyes a potential public offering, it finds itself at a crossroads marred by allegations of forced labor in its supply chain and a complicated geopolitical landscape.
Customer Service and the Rage Survey
In an age where technology and artificial intelligence have revolutionized the way companies interact with [...]
New York City Council Delves into Solid Waste Safety
The New York City Council's Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management convened on October 24 for a critical hearing that shone a spotlight on solid waste safety concerns.
Amazon Under Fire for Greenwashing
Greenwashing is recognized a practice where companies exaggerate or falsely claim their eco-friendly practices to attract environmentally conscious consumers. Amazon's 'Amazon Aware' product range has recently come under scrutiny.
The Erodium Copy That may Save Us From Deforestation
An ingenious creation known as the "Erodium Copy" robot has emerged as a beacon of hope for our beleaguered ecosystems.
Solar Farms in Space Becoming a Commercial Reality
In a groundbreaking leap toward sustainable energy generation, scientists from the Universities of Surrey and Swansea have presented evidence that solar farms in space could soon be a commercially viable solution for clean energy.
Agrivoltaics: The Harmonious Blend of Solar Energy and Agriculture
Researchers at Texas A&M AgriLife are at the forefront of a movement known as "agrivoltaics," a transformative technology that holds the promise of boosting the efficiency and resilience of both sustainable food systems and energy production.
EU Takes the Lead in Sustainable Recyclable Packaging
The European Union is taking a significant step towards creating bloc-wide rules on recyclable packaging, aiming to combat the mounting issue of plastic and waste generation across the continent.
Climate Change’s Toxic Threat US Lakes
Climate change is a global crisis that affects various aspects of our environment, and one area where its impacts are becoming increasingly evident is in northern US lakes.
The Amazon Effect As Viewed Through Retail Shoe Stores
If we narrow our focus to one specific category - shoe stores - we can witness a compelling example of how the Amazon Effect is disrupting the retail landscape.
New Bottle Recycling Law in California Offers More Incentives to Recycle
Recent changes to California's bottle recycling law, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, aims to tackle landfill challenges head-on.
Study Unveils State Recycling Market Impact
Across the United States, states and municipalities are increasingly realizing the multifaceted benefits of recycling. Recycling not only has significant environmental and social advantages but also holds the potential to spur economic growth.
EPA’s New Reports Shed Light on Food Waste and Climate Impact
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has taken a significant step in addressing the environmental, social, and economic challenges posed by food waste with the release of two groundbreaking reports.
Bottle Caps Get A New Approach to Recycling
Greenpath Enterprises and TOMRA Recycling Sorting introduce a cutting-edge mechanical sorting process for recycling bottle caps.
Renewcell Looks To Challenge A Textile Crisis
Renewcell, the world's pioneering commercial-scale textile-to-textile recycling factory, established its massive warehouse, offering a glimpse into a potential solution for the fashion industry's textile waste dilemma.
Climate Responsibility – Amazon Passes The Buck
While Amazon claims to shrink their carbon footprint, they are increasingly exerting pressure on their suppliers who pay a hefty price when it comes to climate responsibility, waste and environmental harm.
Unraveling The Amazon Monopoly
This review delves into the predatory tactics and monopolistic practices employed by the Amazon Monopoly that have left a trail of victims in its wake.
Rethinking Waste Management in America
The University of Virginia took two national surveys on recycling and waste management. The results were eye opening.
Green Households and Eco-Friendly Living
The choices green households make affect the climate and the environment in numerous ways, ranging from daily habits, such as what to eat and how to get to work, to less frequent choices, such as how to heat their homes.
The Key to Sustainable Demolition
The architecture and construction industry contributes significantly to global carbon emissions, with nearly half of these emissions arising from the construction and demolition of buildings.
