Aldi's rattan bench not only looks good, but provides extra seating when needed for your summer parties and BBQs.

Plastic Rope Production: How It's Done in the Factory Biden commutes 1,500 sentences and issues 39 pardons in biggest single-day act of clemency in history 3 small mistakes that can get you into ...

The intricate process behind manufacturing hexagonal bolts and plastic ropes showcases the power of precision engineering. Skilled workers and advanced machinery work in sync to create durable and ...

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 ...

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 ...

Why would an apex ocean predator eat gloves? Or rope? Or plastic cups? How does a whale end up with more than 200 pounds of waste in its stomach? In November 2019, a young sperm whale was found ...

A recent Greenpeace report found that people may be putting plastic into recycling bins — but the amount of plastic transformed into new items in the U.S. is at a new roughly 5-6% low.

One bill would ban single-use plastic bags across the state, while also eliminating the sale of water in small plastic bottles and "nips." Worcester city officials send open letter to Healey ...

Steel Wire Rope and Plastic Rope Market Size By Type (Regular Lay and Lang Lay), By Application (Marine & Fishing, Oil & Gas, Mining, Construction, Industrial & Crane, and Others), By Material ...

The Small Single-Use Plastic Bottle Act, signed by Gov. JB Pritzker last month, will ban hotels from giving out small single-use plastic bottles containing personal care products. The law aims to ...

Effective Jan. 1, 2025, hotels and motels with 50 rooms or more in New York will no longer be able to provide any small plastic bottles containing a hospitality personal care product.

An estimated 100 million single-use plastic straws, stirrers and utensils are estimated to go into American landfills every day, where they can take 1,000 years to decompose.