Exxon Mobil has touted 'advanced recycling' as a groundbreaking technology that will turn the tide in our plastic crisis.

A groundbreaking plastic made with E. coli can be infinitely recycled and outperforms traditional fossil fuel-based plastics.

Concern about plastics pollution has grown over the years as scientists learned more about its harmful impact on the ...

Some of the worst offenders, which can take decades to degrade in landfills, are polypropylene—which is used for things such ...

Top Gear recently had the opportunity to speak with VW head of design Andy Mindt and head of design strategy Christian ...

The Ocean Cleanup's collection of plastics from the Pacific's "garbage patch" makes for good PR. Actually converting it into ...

“For decades, ExxonMobil has been deceiving the public to convince us that plastic recycling could solve the plastic waste ...

California’s lawsuit against ExxonMobil says plastic recycling is broken. The oil giant agrees, but blames the state.

Single-use plastic has always been a concern of Caitlin Broadbent, a sustainability technician at King’s College London. Each ...

Consumers' growing demand for sustainability is pushing the plastic packaging industry to adopt eco-friendly alternatives to ...

California and other states -- and some cities -- have learned a lesson: Bans on plastic bags don’t always go as planned. In ...

ExxonMobil is the leading producer of synthetic polymers, which are essentially the building blocks of single-use plastic, ...