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A novel material helps bypass the limitations of traditional materials used for oil spill cleanup.

Using Moldflow analysis, researchers seek to optimize a rubber component in single-screw pumps, increasing the efficiency of oil production equipment.

As policymakers seek practical regulatory approaches for plastic waste, a cap-and-trade (CAT) system offers one possible framework.

A study on EU efforts to reduce marine pollution investigated how regulation can foster reflexive thinking and behavior within companies.

Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, pushes conventional limits for manufacturing sensors used for monitoring environmental changes and conditions.

A novel PTL/SA coating shows good performance and low cost for preventing phthalate leaching in medical devices and food packaging.

EPR laws across US states apply different material definitions, recyclability criteria, and PCR targets, making packaging design a key factor in determining compliance fees.

Researchers are trying a different approach to composite building materials by using sand as filler and polypropylene waste as a binder.

Researchers are assessing a novel resin for plugging unused oil wells as an alternative to cement.

By employing surface engineering techniques, researchers can improve the durability of components made using insert injection molding.