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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.
The “Company Profile” is an Earth911.com series highlighting consumer goods and services making a difference through product stewardship and recycling. …
As part of the Glass Packaging Institute’s (GPI) first-ever Recycle Glass Day today, a group of four students were announced …
Metal continues to be one of the country’s most recycled materials, according to Yellow Pages, whose data shows that 21 …
Two decades ago, the residents of Hopewell Township in Cumberland County, Pa., began New Hope Recyclers.
Originally started to reduce the …
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