Imagine walking down your street or biking to school. You might see colourful plastic bags tangled in trees, floating in ...

Climate Solutions Can plastic fit in the palm of your hand? Don’t recycle it. Most small plastics don’t get recycled, and putting them in your bins could end up doing more harm than good ...

The brand co-founded by actress Jennifer Garner currently offers a mail-in recycling option but ultimately wants to do more.

A plastic bag left behind by spring breakers after a day of partying on Fort Lauderdale beach on Thursday, March 14, 2024. Sustainability and climate experts met this week at the Aspen Ideas ...

It's Canada Day, the U.S. is coming up on a long July 4 weekend, summer has fully settled in and it often marks when new laws ...

These small feathers on top of birds’ wings lay flat during normal flight but flare up in turbulence during landing. By attaching flexible plastic strips – “covert flaps” ...

Several new Illinois laws and tax increases take effect on July 1, 2025, including new rules for single-use plastics, a tipped minimum wage increase, and taxes on sports bets, vaping and gas.

The pouches are cost competitive with plastic options and are designed to be aesthetically pleasing. The company has used much of its income to date to refine their wood pulp-based packaging ...

CR tested popular fast foods and supermarket staples for some of the chemicals used to make plastic, which can be harmful to your health. Here's what we found—and how to stay safer.

But this unsightly garbage obscures a more insidious problem — much of the ocean’s plastic is less than a quarter of an inch in size. Though these “microplastics” are too small to be obvious to the ...

An expert has revealed 10 foods that are high in microplastics, and 'the easy swaps' that can help you avoid them. Microplastics are found in almost everything, but you can cut consumption.

“Ten one-litre pouches might be the same volume as 20 smaller ones, but it’s 10 fewer T-taps and 60 to 70 per cent less plastic we need to produce,” says Constantinou, who supplies ...