A 24-year-old named Franziska Kerber has developed a product called PAPE, a paper-based alternative for the plastic used in the casings of small electronics.

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Just as people were beginning to breathe a sigh of relief thanks to the Trump administration’s rollback of onerous climate ...

Washing-up liquid is a staple in most UK households, but a warning has been issued over both the ingredients and the bottle ...

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Pregis Innovation Packaging LLC is closing its facility in Tupelo, Miss. The closure affected 40 employees who were laid off ...