KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Crayola announced a new program for recycling its plastic markers, a move that comes about a year after a group of schoolchildren petitioned the crayon maker to start such a ...

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Crayola is teaming up with another company to convert used markers into fuel.

Crayola has found a way to turn dried up markers into clean fuel capable of being used in boilers, ships and even cars.

Sun Valley Elementary School in San Rafael, Calif. has started an online petition at change.org aimed at nudging the Forks Township-based company into developing a program for used-up markers.

They promote the collection and then shipment of used markers back to the Crayola company to then re-purposed into clean-burning fuel such as for cars and trucks.

Crayola has developed a way of converting dried-up marker pens into diesel and other liquid fuels that can be used in ships and cars. The company, which produces up to 700 million markers a year ...

Crayola releases ‘racially inclusive’ crayons, pencils and markers Crayola has launched a new range of skin-coloured crayons, pencils and markers to support children of all ages, races ...

EASTON, Pa. - Crayola is going green in a big way. The company says it's now using 100-percent renewable energy to make its famous crayons and markers.

Crayola has announced a new program for recycling its plastic markers, a move that comes about a year after a group of schoolchildren petitioned the crayon maker to start such a program.