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CPS Wood Products, a Canada-based lumber manufacturer, acknowledges the skepticism with its innovation and planet-forward ...

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Thirty projects from the public, private, and nonprofit sectors will share $5.6 million in Circular Economy Grants to advance ...

The global fashion industry churns out more than 92 million tonnes of textile waste every year, with many garments worn less than ten times before ending up in landfill.

These innovations are reshaping how we think about furniture, making eco-friendly choices both accessible and impactful.

A poll of 2,000 adults has found four in 10 are still unsure about recycling practices. The news comes as the 'Simpler ...

Chinese architecture studio Spactrum has repurposed construction-site tools and materials to furnish its own office in ...

This approach involves repurposing recycled plastic sourced ... thereby infusing packaging materials with a portion of recycled plastic. This progressive step underscores the industry's unwavering ...