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Rothy's sustainability initiative to make all their shoes from recycled plastic water bottles.
Chemical engineers from UNSW Sydney have developed new technology that helps convert harmful carbon dioxide emissions into chemical building blocks to make useful industrial products like fuel and plastics.
BASF is currently testing a chemical recycling process for used mattresses and expects to deliver first volumes of the recycled material to project partners later this year.
A new plant that is being built in Indiana is the first of its kind in the U.S. It plans to help solve the "plastic problem" by turning plastic into fuel.
CPChem’s successful use commercial-scale chemical recycling technology to produce polyethylene, with the company setting a target for producing a billion pounds of the product by 2030. CPChem said it is “the first company in the U.S. to produce the ‘circular’ polyethylene (named for the potential to repeatedly recycle plastics into new materials) on a commercial scale. The company tested production of the circular polyethylene product at its Cedar Bayou facility in Baytown this week.”
These smart blinds can generate electricity and cool your home at the same time.
Plastic bags, paper bags, cloth bags, everything has an impact on the environment. And what’s better isn’t always what you might think.
While recycling is important for our environment, doing it properly isn’t always obvious. Following these tips could help.
Playing the sounds of a healthy reef attracted more fish, which are critical to a coral reef ecosystem.
Bringing light to darkness sounds good. But using darkness to create light is something out of a manual for wizards. Until now.
Your next arts and craft project could be made with “plarn.”
Meet the new brick. It's created from re-used plastic and it makes a great building material.
Think you know which is the most sustainable? The results of this study may surprise you.
The strength and durability of plastic bottles makes them an excellent choice for reuse.
This particular project involved finding a way to recycle and reuse polycarbonates, the main component of CDs.