The technique involves using microwaves to heat a catalyst material that then transfers the heat to the PP waste.

Research from West Virginia University could soon make polypropylene—a plastic commonly used in lawn chairs, auto parts, food packaging, and apparel—more environmentally friendly.

Polypropylene, a plastic used in everything from car parts and lawn chairs to food packaging and clothing, may soon become ...

Polypropylene, a plastic used in everything from car parts and lawn chairs to food packaging and clothing, may soon become ...

Jordan McCabe is back home now, well, what he considers one of his two homes. He is an assistant coach at Wisconsin Green Bay ...

Trevor Etienne ran for three touchdowns, the first two set up by cornerback Daylen Everette’s takeaways, and fifth-ranked ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Trevor Etienne ran for three touchdowns, the first two set up by cornerback Daylen Everette’s takeaways, and ...

The following violations were reported during a routine inspection: no supervisors or managers are certified food protection managers; person in charge couldn’t provide food protection manager ...

AUSTIN, Texas -- Trevor Etienne ran for three touchdowns, the first two set up by cornerback Daylen Everette’s takeaways, and ...

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia men’s basketball fans got their first look at their reconstructed team on Friday night at the WVU ...

Bourbon, bluegrass, and the home of The Greatest are just some of the reasons to visit, writes Leslie Williams ...