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Blue glass is actually formed naturally as the result of iron impurities found in most sand. To make a dark blue hue, cobalt compounds are added to the molten glass during production. It can be made into a variety of products, from beverage bottles to elaborate home decorations.
More than 100 years ago in 1902, a man by the name of William F. Peck built a home in …
Green Grove Design has found a new use for recycled glass bottles. Based in Rochester, N.Y., the company is taking …
Power to the Peeples is an exclusive Earth911 series written by Bob Peeples, a chemical engineer. Bob combines his extensive …
Coca-Cola Recycling, LLC, is “making green the new black” by hosting a recycling program at the Mercedes-Benz Fall Fashion Week …
Some outdoor naturescapes are enjoying a little extra sparkle – with assistance from old beer bottles and other recyclables. Bits …
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