A new study published in Journal of Hazardous Materials: Plastics found that to-go coffee cups can shed significant amounts of microplastics, especially when exposed to heat. Researchers discovered ...
Waste Management recently announced it would accept to-go cups. Rumpke Waste and Recycling has been taking them for two years now. Both companies provide recycling for multiple Indiana cities and ...
"Plastic and paper to-go cups are showing up in greater volumes at our facilities," said Tara Hemmer, chief sustainability officer, WM. "We are executing on our plans to invest $1.4 billion in new ...
Every day, millions of people enjoy their coffee, tea, or other beverages from disposable cups, often without a second thought about what might be lurking in their drink. However, research published ...
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