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This initiative has not only provided a local recycling option but has turned a waste problem into an environmental restoration tool.

KENSINGTON —The Alnoba Lewis Family Foundation today announced the two final recipients of the 2023 Alnoba Environmental Leadership Awards.The Alnoba Emerging Environmental Entrepreneur Award will be presented to Franziska Trautmann,

Whoa, not so fast! Don’t drop that wine bottle in the regular old recycling bin!

Glass Half Full is redirecting glass from landfills and turning it into much-needed sand.

Franziska Trautmann and Max Steitz started the first glass recycling plant in Louisiana, and they turn the glass into sand to restore the coastline.

The platform highlights and connects individuals who are enacting river-beneficial solutions in their own communities. These River Heroes represent efforts that start on a local scale but create ripple effects that expand beyond.

These people in their 20s decided to combat climate grief by taking on one small piece of the environmental crisis

Print Against War shows how the global printing industry is standing with Ukraine. Turning discarded glass containers back into sand to help combat coastal erosion. Devastating report finds that plastic recycling simply is not working. Graphene-based anti-corrosion paint for automotive applications. A “staple-less stapler.” A revised 3D-printed cap for the iconic Kikkoman soy sauce bottle. Now you can be chased through a forest by a drone swarm without fearing they’ll crash. A new app is S...

A startup company in New Orleans has been making headlines for its genius approach to recycling glass into ...

We drink out of glass containers all the time, but when it comes to recycling that glass, the U.S. lags far behind many developed countries. Now, an innovative nonprofit is working to turn recycled glass into something that can help protect Americans from climate change and natural disasters.