Plastics News incorrectly implies in its April 15 article, “New federal silica exposure rule could cost billions” (April 18, Page 3) that “synthetic amorphous silica” (SAS) — including precipitated and fumed silicas...
The state authorities switched Flint's water sources to save money, yet now we give the city a chance to save money and they balk, and worse yet, start to use copper pipe to replace the lead.
While Sonoco management proclaim the benefits of the new TruVue plastic can and anticipate that consumers will gladly pay more for this new packaging variation, they miss one basic 21st Century fact. It is NOT recyclable!
Pirate Press is a vinyl record manufacturer based in San Francisco and the official North American partner to GZ Media in the Czech Republic. I'm writing in response to the Dec. 7, Page 4 article, “In tune with the times: First new vinyl...
This letter is in response to an article in your publication regarding sea turtles consuming plastic bags floating in the ocean. (“Plastic ocean debris poses potential harm to turtles,” Sept. 28, Page 13).
A recent New York Times op-ed (“The Reign of Recycling,” Oct. 3), spotlights current challenges with recycling in the United States. Unfortunately, this piece misses the mark when it comes to plastics.
NEWS Monday, September 26
NEWS Monday, September 26
NEWS Monday, September 26
NEWS Monday, September 26
NEWS Monday, September 26
