A well-designed scheme would help recover valuable resources across Australia for reuse in new products. However, large volumes of solar panels would be required for recycling schemes to become ...

When companies downsize, what happens to their office furniture and materials? Decommissioning is a complex process, but these two companies have it covered.

Experts say it's not too late to do your part to help clean up the planet and reduce human-amplified climate change.

The Paglaum Youth Laboratory Cooperative also said it is open to receiving used tarpaulins in the campaign into “reusable bags and other purposeful items.” “This is our way of joining the Reduce, ...

A study describes a new method of recycling silicone waste (caulk, sealants, gels, adhesives, cosmetics, etc.). It has the potential to significantly reduce the sector's environmental impacts ...

Council Oak Elementary School had an Earth Day celebration with its students, parents, and teachers. The outdoor event taught about recycling and how to care for the planet.

Want to do your part to save the Earth? Go beyond Earth Day and switch to these eco-friendly home products to help make sustainable lifestyle changes.

These tiny 3D-printed objects, only about 15 mm across, have a big advantage when it comes to recyclability. Light-cured 3D printing has many applications in manufacturing, but the technique ...

Image courtesy of Mudasir Zainuddin/Wikimedia Commons. Reuse before recycle With plastic waste piling up in rivers and oceans, Indonesia needs a paradigm shift in waste management, experts say.

Reduce, reuse, recycle: a motto that the City's Parks and Recreation Department is attempting to embrace with its pilot recycling program.

Field service companies are at the vanguard of this change, and by extending the lifespan of our products, we can help expand the lifespan of our planet.

“Reduce, reuse, recycle” is one of those unforgettable chants. It makes its way into our brains and can affect our actions in the real world. All of us would readily admit we’d like to ...