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Waterjet cutting allows for environmentally friendly ship recycling
Around 1.6 tons of CO2 per ton of recycled steel can be avoided. In June 2022, a pilot project for the virtually emission-free dismantling of ships …
Tesco trials take-back and recycling for plastic toys – edie
Tesco has partnered with toy and games giant Hasbro and recycling specialist Wastebuster to launch its first in-store recycling scheme for plastic …
Research aims to create recycled paper from mixed waste streams
A new research project in Europe is aiming to make recyclable paper from the lightweight packaging, residual waste and commercial waste streams.
The untapped potential of cricket kit recycling
Cricket kit recycling happens every year across the country – but there is much more we can collectively do. Here’s the YCF Cric-Kit initiative in …
Denbighshire Schools Competition – name the recycling fleet – News from Wales
Denbighshire County Council is taking delivery of 21 new recycling vehicles, including three electric vehicles, and it wants the county’s school …
Infinity Recycling’s Circular Plastics Fund reaches €105 million in committed capital
Dutch growth capital firm Infinity Recycling raised the funds with investors including the European Investment Fund (EIF) and GC Ventures.
Automobile Battery Recycling Market Size, New Growth Opportunities, Rising Technology …
The Automobile Battery Recycling Market report encompasses a wide range of essential components, such as market segmentation, competitive analysis, …
Waterjet Cutting Allows For Environmentally Friendly Ship Recycling And Green Steel Production
The number of vessels to be recycled is projected to grow from 7,780 ships in the last decade up to 15,000 ships with a transport capacity of 600 …
Should soft plastics be collected in Kerbside recycling? – RNZ
While the number of people who do recycle their soft plastics is growing, Lyn Mayes from industry group the Packaging Forum admitted the current …