Edouard Martinet does not solder or weld parts. His sculptures are screwed together. This gives his forms an extra level of visual richness.

Throwise (throw-wisely) is a gamification of disposing waste to help elementary school students reduce waste.

Members of the Rotary Club of Windsor 1918 recycled plastic bags to make mats for the homeless.

Amazing AirCarbon Thermoplastic Made from Pollution Will Be Used to Make World’s First Carbon-Negative Chair.

Vancouver-based Tentree International makes their Mobius line of backpacks, totes and travel bags out of recycled products.

Scientists at Berkeley Labs have developed a new strain of plastic that they say has all the vaunted properties of modern polymers — but also happens to be 100 percent recyclable.

Thermoelectricity is an impressive two-way process that consists of the conversion of temperature differences to electric voltage and vice versa.

Every day, millions of people around the world wash their skin and brush their teeth with products containing tiny pieces of plastic.

Guatemalan designer Elena Amato has created sheets of bacterial cellulose with paper-like qualities as a sustainable alternative to the plastic packaging used in personal care products.

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) will be launching its new Introduction to Sustainable Packaging Design half-day training course.