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House Ag Committee Democrats published a memo laying out the principles the next farm bill should include but draws hard lines against proposals from Republicans, mobile app ordering at quick service restaurants remains popular following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jakarta Environment Office will clean up the capital city from campaign equipment waste during the cool-down period ahead of the 2024 elections.

As the global production of polymers continues to rise, the demand to recycle plastic waste has increased. Click to read more...

TOKYO -- Japanese electronics company Seiko Epson plans to launch a business that recycles clothing based on its paper recycling techno

An environmental group warned of disposing of vapes as the UK government pushed for its ban among youths. Read more here.

Up your recycling know-how during a program at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 7, at the University of North Carolina Asheville’s Reuter Center.  Brendan...

Scientists have developed a novel method that uses enzymes found in laundry detergents for recycling single-use bioplastics in disposable items such as coffee cups and food containers. The method, described in the journal Cell Reports Physical Science, uses the enzymes to "depolymerise"-or break down-landfill-bound bioplastics into soluble fragments within just 24 hours.

Currently, 11 states and Washington, D.C. have passed laws to phase out plastic foam. Now, Congress is considering the Farewell to Foam act that would take those phase-out efforts to a national level.

Currently, 11 states and Washington, D.C. have passed laws to phase out plastic foam. Now, Congress is considering the Farewell to Foam act that would take those phase-out efforts to a national level.

Reusing and recycling rare earths can cut down on the need for mining, which can pollute soil and water with toxic heavy metals like arsenic