“We are burning more than we recycle” says Asa Stenmarck, plastics expert at the Swedish environmental agency, “so we really need to work with sorting …
The Battery Recycling Dilemma – Center on Global Energy Policy
The modern battery supply chain is still a work in progress. In this episode, we’ll visit a recycling facility, learn how battery recyclers are …
Recycling drop-off sites in Jefferson Parish to reopen. See when.
After months of recycling limbo, two boutique recycling companies will take over operations at Jefferson Parish recycling drop-off sites for the …
Material Circularity: Principle No. 2 for Building a Circular Economy – CSRwire
Our molecular recycling technologies allow us to recycle hard-to-recycle materials, such as colored PET. The change needed for material circularity.
Chemical Recycling of Plastics Continues to Gain Ground
Eastman’s molecular recycling technology breaks down hard-to-recycle plastic waste into its molecular building blocks, which are reassembled into …
Lane County Bi-Mart stores launch year-long battery recycling pilot program | Local – KEZI
“Recycling batteries makes a lot of business and environmental sense as batteries contain many metals needed for lithium-ion battery production, which …
EPA Announces a $4000000 Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grant to the City of Austin
“Reduce, reuse, recycle: Austin is moving closer toward achieving our long-term goal of zero waste. By preventing usable yet bulky furniture from …
Eastman Awarded Up To $375 Million for Second U.S. Molecular Recycling Project
Investment for facility in Longview, Texas, to create hundreds of jobs and boost circular economy with advanced recycling technology.
Appalachia a ‘prime target’ for controversial chemical recycling plants – The Allegheny Front
Chemical recycling uses heat, chemicals or both to break down plastic waste into component parts for reuse as plastic feedstocks or as fuel.
The Tyre Recycling Podcast Episode #60 – Sustainable Solutions Management with Denise Kennedy
Tyre and Rubber Recycling Podcast #60 with David Wilson and Denise Kennedy is now live on our Youtube Channel.