Chemistry World3h
The problem of plastic in our soils
Not just a marine issue, new research shows microplastics are also changing agricultural land. Barbara Pinho finds out how ...
Family of Tennessee employee who died in Hurricane Helene flooding files wrongful death lawsuit
Johnny Peterson was among the Impact Plastics employees who died Sept. 27 after Helene’s flooding hit Erwin, a small, rural ...
Williamsburg Yorktown Daily1d
‘High Impact’ Experience Teaches College Students About State Government
College students from nine Virginia universities spent a recent weekend at the State Capitol to learn about the legislative ...
Who Is Gerald O'Connor: CEO Allegedly Abandoned Workers Who Drowned After Demanding They Meet Deadlines During Hurricane Helene
Gerald O'Connor, the CEO of Impact Plastics, is facing severe allegations following the deaths of factory workers during ...
Video shows flooded Impact Plastics parking lot at 10:54 a.m. on Sept. 27
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Family of Factory Worker Who Died in Hurricane Helene Flooding Sues, Claims Bosses Were Able to Leave and Survive
Johnny Peterson, 55, was among at least five employees at Impact Plastics in Erwin, Tenn., who died while trying to evacuate ...
Family of Tennessee factory worker killed in Helene floodwaters files lawsuit against employer
The family of one of the five workers who was killed after Hurricane Helene flooded the town their factory is located in on ...
The Lebanon Democrat3d
Impact Plastics hit with $25M lawsuit over death of employee during Helene
The daughter of an employee of the Impact Plastics plant in Erwin who was killed during Hurricane Helen filed a $25 million ...
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2024's Notable Leaders' take on plastics, sustainability
Our second annual Notable Leaders in Sustainability includes profiles of 12 highly qualified individuals whose careers are ...
Great Lakes Now4d
Two high school students want to keep trash out of the Great Lakes. They think rivers are the key
Using trackers to follow the path of plastic bottles in rivers around the Greater Toronto Area, the students found hot spots for garbage before it enters Lake Ontario and Lake Erie.