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 ...

and Americans throw away an estimated 25 billion polystyrene cups every year, or about 82 cups per person. Sure, it keeps your coffee hot. But polystyrene also persists in the environment—every bit of ...

Styrofoam cup with straw in a series. Single Use Plastics Icon Set A set of icons. File is built in the CMYK color space for optimal printing. Color swatches are global so it’s easy to edit and change ...

Styrofoam cup with straw in a series. Single Use Plastics Icon Set A set of icons. File is built in the CMYK color space for optimal printing. Color swatches are global so it’s easy to edit and change ...

Clamshell containers, cups and other food ware items made from expanded polystyrene foam are popularly—though incorrectly—called Styrofoam, which is a registered brand name for styrene foam ...

INEOS Styrolution has completed a collaborative project to mechanically recycle polystyrene into yoghurt cups, set to hit Lidl supermarket shelves early this year. Registered as a novel technology in ...

It’s a new year, and that means the end of Styrofoam to-go containers in Oregon. As of Jan. 1, a new state law takes effect that bans restaurants and food carts from using polystyrene foam, commonly ...

The term "Styrofoam" is actually the brand name of a rigid blue insulation that the Dow Chemical Company makes, not the lightweight white foam you find in takeout coffee cups. That said ...