None of us has voted for more plastics in our lives, our ocean or our bodies.

For the past five years, researchers at WVU have been developing microwave technology that could change the way everyday plastics are reused.

By Alden Wicker Rob Wilson stood on his home’s back deck in Flagstaff, in the U.S. state of Arizona, as the wildfire ...

Taylor Swift's night out in New York City with Zoë Kravitz and Jerrod Carmichael grabbed attention. Internet users are now ...

Rather than a potential triumph, the compostable plastics we use look increasingly like a tragedy. Andy Extance looks at the ...

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Sharon Osbourne looked more taut and defined as she enjoyed a shopping trip in LA on Wednesday, sparking fears she could have ...

"I was pretty shocked as I did not expect to see this on a routine inspection on such a high-end property," the agent told ...

Thanks to Bonta’s lawsuit against ExxonMobil, the petrochemical industry is beginning to be held accountable for its plastics recycling lies. More attorneys general — including Maryland’s Anthony ...

Asus finally has a Hall Effect keyboard with the Falchion Ace HFX, but its high price and all-plastic build hold the keyboard ...