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Do you change your car’s motor oil? If so, you are considered a do-it-yourself (DIY) oil changer! According to the American Petroleum Institute, over 50 percent of all motorists fall into this category. DIY oil changers generate about 150 millions gallons of used motor oil each year. This is approximately a quarter of all used motor oil that has the potential to be reused or recycled.
Wal-Mart is looking to reuse or recycle all of its packaging waste in more than 4,000 American stores within the …
The Canadian province of New Brunswick has been enforcing recycling through industry-led stewardship programs over the past 17 years, and …
British scientists may have developed the solution to the growing ocean pollution dilemma. Engineering company BMT Group has created a …
General Motors’ OnStar program now has an added feature for its five million plus subscribers: the ability for users to …
It’s new, it’s improved and it’s easy to put on your Web site or blog! With the recent release of …
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