NatureWorks is working on answering the questions regarding the disposal of post-consumer PLA bottles, which, according to Brian Glassbrenner, NatureWorks bottle business development manager, makes up a trivial percentage of the bottle market relative to PET.

Now, however, advances in technology have made it possible to convert a larger variety of old plastic bottles and worn clothes into much thinner threads that make more comfortable recycled clothes.

With this new path of control comes an increased responsibility on the part of rehabilitation professionals to educate consumers to make reasonable choices (Curl & Sheldon, 1992).

The perceptions in Superintendent Schumacher's Literacy Committee suggest that involving teachers and others on committees that bring them into contact with leadership and focus on central instructional questions has the potential to engender beliefs that the district will make decisions in a collaborative manner.

The Whole Truth: Only decent foods can make whole-grain claims that mention heart disease or cancer.

The first thing we have to understand is that this technology is not neutral, that is, claiming that if you are good, you make good use of it, if you are bad you make bad use of it.

Asking desktop end users to make records management decisions, in effect, makes every user a records manager.

The decision-making process involves helping students make appropriate decisions for themselves in their daily lives, and planning for their futures after high school.

We use too much gasoline, usually because we drive when we don't have too, and we don't plan ahead to make the best use of our vehicles when we really do need to drive.

Warner may use this enzyme to make reusable plastics.

While many firms already place their peer review information in a public file, and many others provide it to clients, currently under discussion is whether the AICPA should require all firms to make the information available to a wider audience.

Site Licenses are also available so you can make the Making Pulp and Paper CD-ROM Series available throughout your workplace.

The first is an industrial process that may make ethanol far cheaper to produce than ever before, with the potential of making this much-maligned--and over-subsidized--biofuel economically competitive with gasoline.

Both management and regulator are aware that if the firm proves unable or unwilling to make the changes needed to come into compliance, the next level of regulation will be more coercive.