A safe process technology which is known as "Thermofuel" to convert plastic wastes into green fuel has been developed. It is called green because it is environmentally friendly and is hazard-free. This system can handle almost all the plastics currently sent to landfills, including co-mingled municipal and manufacturing wastes, chemical and oil drum/bottles, MSW plastics, etc. There is no need to identify plastics by type for it to be used in the process. Several recycling plants have been working worldwide for the last 8 years, reinforcing that the process is well proven and successful, as well as economically viable. Read more in An efficient and safe process technology to convert plastic waste products into diesel fuel

Read the year-by-year events that shaped the plastics industry in Pakistan in Evolution of Pakistan’s Plastics Industry

As per a research where human exposure to phthalates was analyzed, it has been found that phthalates cause harm to genitals of new born male babies. The findings are the first to support the hypothesis that prenatal phthalate exposure at environmental levels can adversely affect male reproductive development in humans. Read more in Phthalates encounter a new health problem

Nonwoven textile generally requires bonding either to itself or to another substrate. Typically, nonwovens are bonded to cloth, leather, and other films for garments. The possible combinations and final product properties are tremendously large and encompass many industries. Read more in Bonding techniques for non woven fibers