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A Year 7 student in regional Victoria is on a mission to make masks more comfortable, while helping farmers recover from the bushfire crisis.

Twelve-year-old Sean Howison, from Wodonga Middle Years College, is using

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Modern society is now starting to feel the real-world effects of climate change, after more than a century of unrestrained carbon emissions, overuse of natural resources, and irresponsible production of material was

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Civic leaders gathered for a reusable bag giveaway, sponsored by Cuyahoga County and held at the Euclid Senior Center in January. Colorful reusable bags were distributed to about 150 seniors in attendance.The Plain Dealer

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Mid-Winter Break is happening for a lot of schools around the United States beginning Presidents' Day and whether you'll be traveling for vacation or staying local, you'll still need face masks to protect your child. When the kids return back at school, especially if they're in

Ball Corp. will significantly increase its beverage packaging manufacturing with plants in Western Russia and the East Midlands, UK, adding billions of cans per year.

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SeaWell Protective Active Packaging from Aptar Food + Beverage – Food Protection integrates technology that keeps excess liquid from accumulating around the seafood, reducing bacterial growth, preserving quality, and improving consumer perception.

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JERSEY CITY, NJ — Jersey City began enforcing an ordinance banning plastic bags in stores in June of 2019, but a new state law will go further than that.

Starting May 4, grocery stores and restaurants in other parts of the state won't be allowed to give customers single-use plastic car

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