Hard-to-recycle plastic waste could be an untapped resource but current laws make it difficult for UK companies to innovate.
City eWaste waives recycling fees on ‘fast tech’ through Oct. 21 for International E-Waste Day
Added up, they’re a big e-waste problem, and most of them end up in the trash instead of being recycled. “Nobody thinks twice about tossing a pair of …
Plastics recycling in automotive manufacturing: ZF wins MATERIALICA Award
Plastics recycling in automotive manufacturing: ZF wins MATERIALICA Award. From end-of-life component to new stabilizer link: Project team …
Pizza Box Bins in Fredericksburg Make Recycling Easy – Potomac Local News
Downtown Fredericksburg partnered with local pizza restaurants on pizza-box-only recycling bins, built by public works and paid for with bag tax …
Asta delivers on pledge for greater recycling
Asta Energy Solutions is to invest around EUR 17 million in a new copper recycling platform at its Oed site in Austria. The manufacturer of copper …
Materials matter: Experts answer your questions on PPWR, PFAS and food safety
… recycling to maintain the quality of recycled fibres and products made from these. Compared to e.g. plastics, paper and board recycling is already …
Financing the Mediterranean energy transition: Four priorities for Europe
Investment in renewable energy, electricity interconnections, hydrogen value chains and industrial ecosystems across the Mediterranean is …
German Power Supply Startups Exit Market as Wholesale Prices Soar | OilPrice.com
… renewable energy policy, including the upcoming overhaul of the Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG 2027), the government’s focus on gas-fired power …
Disposing Of PLA And Why Composting Is Not An Option – Hackaday
The ‘biofriendly’ nature of poly(lactic acid) (PLA) filament often gets touted as one of its main advantages over alternatives like PETG, …
Fall Compost Giveaway, Shredding Event Is Oct. 17 | San Marino Tribune
The city of San Marino’s Fall Compost Giveaway and Document Shredding Event will be held on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m..