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An aerosol can contains a pressurized substance which is released as a fine spray. In 1978, the U.S. EPA banned manufacturers from using fluorocarbons in aerosol products, because they were depleting the ozone layer. Today, hydrocarbons that are not as damaging to the environment are used in canisters.
The California Air Resources Board (ARB) is cracking down on products that contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs), such as aerosol …
There was probably a time in our lives, not too long ago, when we gave little thought to the ingredients …
Research and Markets released its 2009 Report on Aerosol Hair Spray. The study, available for purchase, details the world’s outlook …
After a two-year search, Japan has selected the Aerosolv recycling system as its nationwide solution for how local governments should …
Most people already know that household paint is recyclable. But it’s also important to understand that different household paints are …
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