Styrofoam is a trademarked brand of polystyrene foam. It is used as packing material, insulation and similar uses. It is extruded polystyrene foam. Coffee cups, take-out containers and egg cartons ...

Packing peanuts and Styrofoam are made from polystyrene - No. 6 plastic - which generally is not recyclable. Plastic film, such as bags covering a new computer, is recyclable if taken to retail ...

The University Lutheran Church in Norman is celebrating a major milestone for its Styrofoam recycling program. Recently, the group hit a total of 9,000 pounds of recycled material. It all started in ...

It's a similar struggle for many: You walk up to the recycling bin, look down at the item in your hand and ask yourself, "Is this recyclable?" As climate change in Austin becomes more and more ...

If you tend to throw items in your recycling bin without confirming whether they're actually recyclable, you may be guilty of "wish-cycling." Despite your good intentions and wishful thinking, ...

Do you have Styrofoam left over from Fourth of July celebrations? Bring it to Welcome Stadium in Dayton next Saturday so it can be recycled. The recycling event is the result of Montgomery County ...

A city-wide Styrofoam recycling event is coming to Naperville next month. On Aug. 10, anyone wanting to get rid of the styrene plastic products often used for packaging, insulation and crafts can drop ...