Virginia Tech team develop new kind of circuit board that can heal and be reshaped, potentially solving the world's growing e-waste problem.

Electronics often get thrown away after use because recycling them requires extensive work for little payoff. Researchers have now found a way to change the game.

Virginia Tech researchers develop a recyclable circuit material, enhancing electronic device disassembly and reuse while ...

Recycled items from city of Longview customers will now go to the Northeast Texas Regional MRF in Kilgore, which opened this ...

Each temperature-controlled vending machine is filled with a rotating menu of over 25 items, including salads, protein bowls, ...

Snack brand Awfully Posh has relaunched its peanut range in the UK pub and bar market, in a 100% recyclable wrapper made from ...

At a recycling plant in Colorado Springs, a trio of intelligent robots is revolutionizing the way we sort waste.

Doing the right thing and doing it well adds considerable costs. Global Brands (GB) says under the current EPR arrangements, ...

It’s important to stop using disposable plastic cling wrap to cover bowls, since the material isn’t recyclable and can be toxic when disposed of. A good alternative to look for ...

"Those products are 99% marketing and 99% scam," said another. And on that note, they are most likely designed to be sold in ...

In response to growing demand for high-performance infrastructure, Sunbelt Rentals UK and Ireland has made a significant ...

In a first for South Africa, Shoprite Group has launched a fully recyclable 7kg potato pocket, aiding the group in reaching ...