Styrofoam cups that would otherwise be thrown away are ideal seedling starters. Although styrofoam (also known as extruded polystyrene foam) is much maligned because it takes hundreds of years to ...

Bring reusable cups and containers from home. Choose reduced packaging options when ordering online. Buy from brands that use biodegradable packaging. Reuse styrofoam for packing up boxes when ...

Once you're done unpacking a new gadget or appliance, it feels like that leftover Styrofoam has no purpose other than cluttering up your space. But before you toss it in the trash, here's a clever ...

The study that I found suggested that you need to reuse a ceramic mug about 500 ... equals the energy used to make a single styrofoam cup. The most recent work that I could find on the issue ...

Typical styrofoam cups take hundreds of years to break down ... Though I must say I hoard them and reuse them (I have a stash at my desk). It’s a brilliant move on @dunkindonuts part.

For many of us, polystyrene (commonly known as Styrofoam ... polystyrene products is to simply reuse them. While this won’t work for items like coffee cups, it can work out well for things ...

The company will accept packing-style Styrofoam drop-offs at its facility on South Fifth Avenue, but not foam cups or food containers. Styrofoam, generically known as polystyrene foam, has been a ...

We all know Styrofoam is the bane of mankind's existence, but instead of letting their Styrofoam cups rot in a landfill, Chick-fil-A takes initiative to recycle their cups in an environmentally ...