So when a paper cuts open your skin, it leaves behind a chaotic path of destruction rather than a smooth laceration. It rips, tears, and shreds your skin, rather than making clean slice, as a ...

It turns out, I’ve been recycling all wrong. After the latest round of testing nine paper shredders, I thought I’d put the resulting 65-plus gallons of shredded paper out for recycling.

Paper straws, on the other hand, were the most likely to contain PFAS, with 18 out of 20, or 90%, of paper brands testing positive. They were also found in four out of five bamboo straws, three ...