VANCOUVER, BC — April 8, 2025 — Yibin Grace – a producer of man-made cellulosic fibre (MMCF) products (viscose staple fibre/filament yarn and lyocell) – opened the first recycled textile dissolving ...

The Tommy Nobis Center, an Atlanta-based nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals with disabilities enter or return to ...

"Wait. I wanna do this!" Lego enthusiast shares brilliant way to reuse empty pill bottles: 'Love it' first appeared on The ...

The partnership is the first in the world to offer a year-round medical scrubs recycling program. The FIGS Scrubs That Don't Suck campaign allows health care professionals the chance to get rid of ...

Mackenzie Smart has found a way to recycle old, broken crayons into new ones and even found a use for the paper. She even collects old crayons from community members through her Instagram page.

Don't toss those stubby Crayolas! Instead, mail them to the National Crayon Recycle Program, which takes unloved, broken crayons to a better place: They're melted in a vat of wax, remade ...

Waste Management, the nation’s largest garbage collection business, on Tuesday will unveil $18 million of investments into the Spokane Materials and Recycling Technology Center, the region’s ...

Recycling is often presented as the solution ... While at Staples, drop off any crayons you have at home to get remolded and distributed to children's hospitals through The Crayon Initiative.

Need to dispose of an old TV, laptop, phone, or other gadget? Here are the retailers that will take your gear, often for free, and the sites that will point you in the right direction. My title is ...

Wrap them in leftover paper scraps or naturally dyed sheets for a rustic look. Leaves and foil = Earthy seals: Seal each roll with pressed leaves or bits of recycled foil, you don’t need any tape for ...

chances are you’ve thrown away plenty of broken crayons. But did you know that you can actually recycle them—even the tiny pieces? “Crazy Crayons’s Crayon Recycle Program takes unwanted ...