PET plastics made of recycled materials contained higher levels of both toxic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and phthalates in comparison to …
Reverse-vending recycling machine installed at Parkside Pools – Cambridge City Council
Cambridge residents will be able to collect rewards for recycling plastic bottles and cans at a new reverse-vending machine at Parkside Pools, …
Closed Loop Partners new best practices guide for MRFs – Recycling Product News
“Materials recovery facilities are at the center of how communities recycle, and this guide equips them with clear, tactical practices to optimize …
That’s tops! New clothing recycling bins make it easier to keep clothes out of landfill
Tweed Shire Council has partnered with e-THREAD and The Sebastian Foundation to bring 6 new clothing recycling bins to the residents of the Tweed.
Chemical plastic recycling reaches all-time high: Are we finally changing the tide?
This needs a step-change in the amount of plastic being recycled.” Polypropylene and pyrolysis in pole positions for chemical recycling. Among the …
Corrigendum to “Eco-friendly recycling and conversion technology of end-of-life alkaline …
Corrigendum to “Eco-friendly recycling and conversion technology of end-of-life alkaline batteries into electron transport layers for organic …
Critical mineral issue: Framework likely to address waste recycling – The Economic Times
The Union mines ministry will formalize feedstock collection for critical mineral recycling through the extended producer responsibility (EPR) …
Grants support $2.75 million effort to develop advanced recycling technologies
He serves as principal investigator and director of the New York State Center for Plastics Recycling Research & Innovation at UB, funded with a $4.5 …
CPM highlights ring extruder for PET recycling – Sustainable Plastics
CPM highlights ring extruder for PET recycling … At K 2025, CPM is banging the drums about an extrusion technology it has relied on for 27 years.
New battery waste-eating bacteria offers self-sufficient recycling – Interesting Engineering
Boston College researchers discover a bacterium that can eat spent batteries, offering a new path for self-sufficient recycling.