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The one thing we can’t avoid when buying new products is packaging. This plastic is most often #4 plastic. Since plastic trash makes up about 25 percent of the average landfill, it is something to be mindful of when we remove the product from the outer shell. So, what do we do with all this plastic?
Many manufacturing and recycling companies find themselves stuck with plastic that has been contaminated, crudely recycled or poorly scrapped.
These materials …
Under a new law that takes effect Oct. 1, North Carolina will be banning all rigid plastic containers from landfills. …
Wal-Mart is looking to reuse or recycle all of its packaging waste in more than 4,000 American stores within the …
The Sundance Channel released the lineup for the third season of The GREEN, which will include the small-screen debut of …
Driven by greater consumer access to recycling programs and new markets for recycled materials, plastic bag and film recycling increased …
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