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None of the 225 companies with over $1 billion in annual revenue are doing enough to reduce, reuse, and recycle plastics in their products. This finding on plastic reduction highlights the urgent need for substantial action from these corporations to combat plastic pollution.
Visy Industries, a prominent recycling and packaging firm headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, recently completed a substantial AUD$48 million ($31.2 million) upgrade to its recycling and remanufacturing campus located on Gibson Island in Queensland.
Stellantis N.V. has marked a significant milestone with the official inauguration of its SUSTAINera Circular Economy Hub (CE Hub) at the Mirafiori Complex in Turin, Italy.
The U.S. DOE has announced a significant investment of $2 million aimed at propelling innovation in lithium-ion battery rejuvenation, recycling, and reuse.
A state-of-the-art plastics recycling and remanufacturing microfactory has been inaugurated in Phoenix.
As consumers become increasingly conscious of their environmental impact, there's one often-overlooked component that needs special attention: ink cartridges.
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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.
The Quest for Sustainable Aviation Fuels in Europe
The European aviation industry is at a crossroads, facing the challenge of meeting ambitious sustainability targets while addressing growing demand for air travel.
A Wine Company’s Quest to Ditch Glass Bottles
The wine industry has long grappled with the environmental implications of glass bottles, a standard choice for packaging that poses challenges for recycling and waste management.
The Mounting Crisis of Disposable E-Waste
In the race for fast cash, industries are recklessly churning out disposable electronic items, leaving an indelible mark on the environment and contributing to the ever-growing problem of plastic waste.
Groundbreaking Right-to-Repair Law Approved In California
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a landmark bill into law today, making California the third U.S. state to approve right-to-repair legislation.
The Circular Economy Unveiled
As our world grapples with climate change and dwindling resources, the spotlight is on the rise of the circular economy, an innovative concept geared toward a sustainable future.
Transforming Low-Value Plastic Recycling into High-Value Products
Only about 9 percent of plastic in the United States is typically recycled into low-value products.
The Complex Reality of Polystyrene Recycling
When it comes to recycling, polystyrene presents several challenges, leading many to wonder whether it is truly recyclable.
Plastic Waste Management for a Sustainable Future
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.
Renewable Energy: Benefits for the Planet
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.
Sustainable Alternatives in Concrete Production
Innovative technologies are available to mitigate the carbon footprint of concrete production.
MCAP: A Path to Sustainable Manufacturing in the Fashion Industry
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.
Plastic Recycling Highlighted in a New Video
Recycling is Real: Plastics Industry Association's New Video Highlights the Truth about Plastic Recycling
Compostable Product Labeling Legislative Guidelines Released
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.
New Study Analyzes Airborne Microplastics in Clouds
A recent study conducted by Japanese researchers has unveiled that microplastics are residing in clouds.
Turning Waste into Fuel: A Solution to Landfill Waste
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.
Stericycle is Working to Restore Wetlands in the US
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 Fast-Food Bill Is A Blow to Small Businesses
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.
