This lightweight material is capable of causing a plethora of different problems, from breaking down into tiny bits that get picked up by the wind and turned into pollution to the large amounts that are needed to turn it into a viable material. While it can be hard to avoid, try and do your part for the environment by either reusing or locating a drop-off program in your area.
Did you know?

More information
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.

Misunderstood Materials
All You Need to Know about Styrofoam Recycling
With the rise of plastic pollution and the movement to reduce plastic waste, the possibility of Styrofoam Recycling is a critical question you need answers to. We'll tell you all you need to know about the fundamental issues surrounding Styrofoam recycling today.