Christian de Looper is a freelance consumer tech reporter based in sunny Santa Cruz, California. With a Bachelor's Degree in Music Technology, Christian leverages his industry knowledge to review ...

Ever tried turning toilet paper into fabric? You’re going to want to see this. In this DIY, I’ll show you a simple technique that transforms ordinary toilet paper into a soft, flexible, fabric-like ...

This paper analyses budget credibility in Sub-Saharan Africa, where fiscal plans frequently diverge from execution. Using a new dataset covering 39 countries during 2021–24, it documents persistent ...

Bamboo is a wonderful sustainable resource, since it’s easy and quick to grow, replenishing in just a few months, versus the years it takes to grow trees. These reusable towels are made of viscose ...

There's nothing like the feeling of a brand-new planner. If you're looking to get a little more organized or just love having somewhere to write everything down, there's no wrong time of year to get a ...

The site will cease operations by April 3, impacting 102 workers. International Paper's box plant in Union Gap, Washington, will cease operations by April 3. On Jan. 30, International Paper filed a ...

Recycled paperboard producer Cascades has sold a corrugating plant in British Columbia to fellow packaging board maker Crown Paper Group. Crown Paper’s operating units include Crown Packaging, ...

Jan 29 (Reuters) - International Paper (IP.N), opens new tab said on Thursday it would split into two publicly traded companies by spinning off its European packaging business, aiming to streamline ...

Even in an age of digital financial statements and paperless billing, a paper shredder has a place in your home. Banking records, health information and other private documents are often still sent to ...

A mass timber production facility will be built in Redding, California, sandwiched between three national forests. (Courtesy WRNS Studio) The forthcoming 200,000-square-foot facility will be built in ...

As an alternative to single-use plastic wrap and paper cup coatings, researchers in Langmuir report a way to waterproof materials using edible fungus. Along with fibers made from wood, the fungus ...