Made from recycled tree pulp and available for now for $10 each, the Igloo Recool is a green-minded alternative to disposable coolers made from Styrofoam. Can it get you through a day at the beach?

ice and a cooler and the only thing that was available was styrofoam ... and we thought we could do better,” Brian Garofalow, VP of marketing at Igloo, told Forbes. “We had a skunkworks team ...

I tested out the Igloo Recool, a $10 cooler made from recycled wood pulp. Watertight and good for at least a couple of uses, the Recool is an eco-friendly, biodegradable alternative to Styrofoam ...

Igloo says the cooler will retain ice for up ... At US$10 for a 15-L model, the Recool is more expensive than a basic styrofoam cooler, but it's still fairly affordable and its multi-use design ...

The only reporting of the Styrofoam igloo project was in the children’s section of The Age, a newspaper in Melbourne, Australia on Sept. 9, 1960. The headline read: “Eskimos Find Plastic Igloo ...

Pitseolak surveys an incomplete Styrofoam igloo. Dumonceaux, the researcher, says the igloos were a rare and early example of the Canadian government collaborating on local solutions to housing ...

The only reporting of the Styrofoam igloo project was in the children’s section of The Age, a newspaper in Melbourne, Australia on Sept. 9, 1960. The headline read: “Eskimos Find Plastic Igloo Better ...