Velella velella, a blue, jellyfish-like creature, has been washing up on beaches in California in unusual numbers.

Plastic makers promote advanced recycling, but the reality reveals technical, financial, and environmental limitations.

The Tampa Bay Times e-Newspaper is a digital replica of the printed paper seven days a week that is available to read on ...

Some 460 million metric tons of plastic are produced globally each year, out of which a staggering 91% of plastic waste is ...

Tetra Pak and Keter have announced a new partnership with the launch of Cube Planters made out of recycled materials from used beverage cartons. Keter ...

Partnering with CATCH — Sparky Anderson’s Charity for Children — we call it the Outstanding Graduates program. It is an honor ...

For years, the plastics industry’s narrative about recycling has been falling apart. Research and media investigations have ...

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure, and at The Flea Market in Laurel, Delaware, that old saying comes gloriously to ...

The spotlight at Frieze New York is usually on the paintings, sculptures and other artworks displayed around the city.

Each household will receive a duo of bins: a handy small kitchen caddy for daily use and a larger outdoor caddy for disposal ...

The university processes more than five tons of food waste every day into soil amendments it uses on campus. The school has ...

Urban Ore in Berkeley isn’t just another stop on California’s secondhand circuit; it’s a legendary treasure hunting ground where the environmentally conscious and the bargain-obsessed converge in ...