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Junk Science Impacts Unnecessary, Harmful Regulations & Consumer Decisions
July 14, 2015
A health study published earlier this year linking the benefits of chocolate to weight loss was deliberately falsified to show the decline of scientific integrity in the media. Journalist John […]
Building Resilience for a Changing Climate
July 14, 2015
Students at the Stevens Institute of Technology are entering the construction phase of their plan to build a sustainable, resilient home, using 90 percent less energy than the average home.
Innovation in Thermoplastics: Self-healing PVC
June 30, 2015
The promise of self-healing thermoplastic materials may be one step closer, thanks to recent work from Chinese researchers. Thermoplastics are used in countless consumer products because of their adaptability. They […]
A Contribution to Sustainability at Gold Coast University Hospital
June 30, 2015
Armstrong World Industries supplied their Australian made low VOC vinyl flooring and wallcoverings to the new Gold Coast University Hospital, contributing to its sustainability initiatives.
Pipeline for Life: The Impact
June 23, 2015
Belen Manazapa and Monquecagua villagers were very appreciative of the new PVC pipeline and all of its benefits to each family, offering words of gratitude.
The Superstorm and the Solar Home
June 18, 2015
A multidisciplinary team of students at the Stevens Institute of Technology has set out to build a different kind of coastal home: the SURE HOUSE.
SURE HOUSE Packs Up the Vinyl and Heads West
May 26, 2015
Students at Stevens Institute have packed up and are shipping their sustainable and resilient solar-powered coastal house to Irvine, California.
462,000 Jobs to Be Added to the Plastics Industry
May 26, 2015
According to the report by economists at the American Chemistry Council (ACC), the inexpensive and abundant supply of shale gas, a natural gas formed from fine-grained sedimentary rocks, will cause […]