Lansing has a new drop-off recycling center, open sun up to sun down, and it accepts polystyrene, also known as Styrofoam, at ...

Pro Kill two birds with one stone — recycled polystyrene material that looks like bird feather could be used to generate electricity from waste energy in air ...

We've all found ourselves stuck with packing Styrofoam at some point, but instead of throwing it out, repurpose it to keep ...

Critics argue that an exemption would create a double standard, exposing prisoners to health risks while small businesses ...

Lawmakers are considering allowing Delaware prisons an exemption from looming Styrofoam ban.

Most Styrofoam containers are not safe for the microwave. They can contain a chemical linked to cancer that can leak into food. Here's what to know.

Polystyrene resin prices in North America rose in June after a sharp increase in benzene costs, surprising buyers who had ...

According to Towards Chem and Materials, the global polystyrene market volume is calculated at 41.09 million tons in 2025 and is expected to reach ar ...

Recycling the wrong things makes the whole system run slower. Here are seven takeout containers that don't belong in your recycling bin.

Polystyrene is no exception, according to Marc Hillmyer, director of the Center for Sustainable Polymers at the University of Minnesota, an organization dedicated to making the plastics industry more ...

Common forms of polystyrene include egg cartons, cups, and takeout food containers. There are certain machines that make polystyrene recyclable, but locally, it's better to throw in the trash.

According to Towards Chem and Materials, the global polystyrene market volume is calculated at 41.09 million tons in 2025 and is expected to reach around 62.33 million tons by 2034, growing at a ...