Packaging Insights cited work by UB researchers in a story about federal legislation that would establish national standards for recycling and other environmental claims on product packaging. 

TIME magazine sought the expert guidance of John Atkinson in an article about how people can reduce water consumption at home. 

Responsible Us reported on a study by UB researchers that found that access to recycling infrastructure has a significant influence on plastic recycling rates across the United States.

Food & Wine quoted John Atkinson in an article about new research from Korea suggesting wet coffee grounds could be turned into high-grade biofuel. 

The Examination included the opinion of John Atkinson on whether a nicotine pouch could break down into microplastics. 

Plastics Today referenced work by UB researchers, including Monica Miles and John Atkinson, on the geographic disparity in recycling rates due to accessibility to recycling centers. 

Plastics Today featured work by UB researchers, including Monica Miles and John Atkinson, that examined how recycling is tied to socioeconomic conditions and proximity to recycling facilities.