California’s recyclability labeling law under fire in new lawsuit
The Flexible Packaging Association and the American Forest & Paper Association are among the plaintiffs seeking a preliminary injunction to block enforcement of SB 343
The Flexible Packaging Association and the American Forest & Paper Association are among the plaintiffs seeking a preliminary injunction to block enforcement of SB 343
Anaergia Inc. reports that the California Public Utilities Commission has conditionally approved a long-term biomethane procurement contract between Source: California Public Utilities Commission Conditionally Approves
At Earth911, people often ask us, “Is shredded paper recyclable?” The answer is still “yes, but”—and how and where you can recycle it has changed
Most of us feel a small sense of satisfaction when we take out the recycling. Whether you set materials on the curb, bring electronics to
There are many reasons to grow your own food. Avoiding pesticides. Reducing the environmental impact of transporting produce. Improving the nutritional value of the produce
As the spring flowers start to appear and the days get longer, the urge to dig in the dirt returns. But you don’t have to
Here’s a number that should make you uncomfortable: the global economy is only 7.2% circular. That means that for every 100 pounds of steel, plastic,
The Flexible Packaging Association and the American Forest & Paper Association are among the plaintiffs seeking a preliminary injunction to block enforcement of SB 343
“Reduce, reuse, recycle” is a great slogan but has contributed to consumer confusion. Source: Recycled content has a messaging problem
When your phone screen cracks or your laptop battery dies, what do you do? For years, most people just bought a new one. Companies made