Plastic pallets and plastic totes provide enhanced durability and reusability, making them the sustainable option for ...

Researchers systematically mapped the evidence on micro-, meso-, and nanoplastics migrating from plastic food-contact ...

Apple’s plastic-free packaging means pack-in logo stickers are going away Pack-in Apple stickers go back at least as far as 1977’s Apple II.

The plastic problem has gotten so bad that last year more than 170 countries came together to discuss writing a treaty like the Paris climate accords but for plastic. Many experts say that the ...

That’s why scientists have been looking for better ways to break down plastic and clean it up instead of having to go in and bother the marine life in the oceans even more than we already are.

According to Plastic Oceans, only nine percent of all plastics actually get recycled. That means another 91 percent of plastic is still sitting there, rotting in our world and infecting our planet.

So, a plastic bottle can only be recycled two or three times before it becomes unrecyclable. However, the new approach promises to recycle plastic in a way that retains its original value.

The color of the bottle is not the only change that will take effect beginning August 1. Coca-Cola said they will be launching "a new visual identity system featuring a revamped logo and packaging ...

These plastic particles have been found everywhere, from Antarctica to rain and tap water, which do not only cause obvious environmental issues but are a growing problem for human health ...

"Threads are very expensive, and they only last about six to eight months," Brown explains. "Once they dissolve, they leave behind scarring, so repetitive use can be very damaging not only to the ...

Establishing a circular economy would have a transformative impact on the oil and gas industry – but the only way of doing so to any extent would be through ramping up plastic recycling ...

EPA may change "chasing arrows" recycling symbol for plastics 02:24. The "chasing arrows" logo is universally recognized as a sign to recycle, but the Environmental Protection Agency is now saying ...