Darda North America is offering a full line of low-noise, low-vibration demolition attachments including bolt cutters, concrete crushers, tank cutters, steel shears and rock splitters for compact carriers such as mini excavators and skid steers.
Recycling Europe has criticized a European Commission draft list that would bar EU recyclers from exporting ferrous and non-ferrous metal waste to major non-OECD markets in Asia, calling the underlying risk assessment technically flawed.
The EU Commission is not tightening the existing requirements for recycling efficiency and the recovery of materials from used batteries for the time being.
The transformation to a climate-neutral economy is fundamentally putting the use of carbon to the test.
Packaging consumption in the food retail sector remains high and poses fundamental challenges for the circular economy.
The new EU End-of-Life Vehicles Regulation (ELV) is intended to significantly increase the use of plastic recyclates in automotive construction - and thus advance the circular economy.
Metals are generally easy to recycle, but apart from the base metals, recycling hardly takes place.
The Alliance to End Plastic Waste reports new waste management projects, investment activity and progress under its Strategy 2030.
Rising raw material prices, geopolitical uncertainties and ambitious climate targets are changing the foundations of industrial competitiveness.
A draft EU list of non-OECD countries could restrict exports of recycled ferrous and non-ferrous metals to several Asian markets.
The so-called rare earths are playing an important role in more and more applications. However, Germa-ny has no deposits of its own and is dependent on imports.
Industry associations are calling for risk-based EU criteria for recycled building materials and warn of duplicate checks and additional bureaucracy.
Recycling Europe welcomes the EU decision not to pursue proposed restrictions on aluminium scrap exports and calls for further dialogue.
With the new Ecodesign Regulation, the European Union wants to make sustainable products the standard.
For decades, the EU has been pursuing the goal of reducing packaging waste and significantly increasing the recycling of plastics. But how effective are these political requirements really?
A research project will investigate bio-based processes to recover rare earth elements and silica from industrial waste streams.
A new biomethane plant in Colmenar Viejo will process up to 75,000 tonnes of organic waste and feed renewable gas into the grid.
PolyCert Europe has introduced an audit-based scheme for recycled plastics intended for food-contact applications in the European Union.
The sustainability transformation has long been structurally anchored in many companies. But progress is coming under increasing pressure.
A research project is examining how repeated recycling affects the safety-relevant properties of HDPE used in hazardous materials containers.
It would not be the first time: Due to a lack of processes, structures and regulations, the growing expansion of PV systems could lead to disused systems not being kept in the cycle, but being recycled or landfilled at an inferior rate.
