News archive
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Today the Governments of Rwanda and Norway launch The High Ambition Coalition to End Plastic Pollution together with Canada, Peru, Germany, Senegal, Georgia, Republic of Korea, UK, Switzerland, Portugal, Chile, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Costa Rica, Iceland, Ecuador, France and the Dominican Republic.
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The Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) has released a report on an alarming trend: the proliferation of legislation in U.S. state legislatures promoting so-called “advanced recycling”.
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The European market for recovered paper (RCP) is facing a rough ride in the months to come.
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Recoup has been at the forefront of the debate regarding the trend for material switching under the guise of plastics reduction strategies.
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Cronimet Holding GmbH has published its first group-wide sustainability report.
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Colm Markey, Irish Member of the European Parliament (MEP) visited KMK Metals Recycling Ltd, the metals and WEEE recycling business owned by President of EERA, Kurt Kyck, on Thursday, August 4thfor a tour of the company’s headquarters in Tullamore, Co. Offaly, Ireland.
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We may not like to think about recycling our waste beyond putting our dustbins out for collection, but it doesn’t take much to focus our minds.
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Terex Materials Processing (MP) has acquired the assets of ZenRobotic. The company designs and creates robots that pick, sort, and recycle waste material.
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The fully automated waste sorting plant ROAF opened in 2014. It ranks second in sorting municipal solid waste in Norway.
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Kerry Chen, CEO of ATRenew, talks about the market for second-hand electronics in China, technologies for preparing for reuse und future challenges for the industry.
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The Advanced Recycling Conference (ARC), November 14–15, Cologne, Germany (hybrid event), covers all aspects of cutting-edge recycling techniques and recyclable building blocks, monomers, and polymers.
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Up until 2016 RE-Glass, with head office in Orosháza and other yards located in Budapest and Mezőörs, processed 7-8 thousand tons of flat glass per year, while bottle glass – because of the lack of mode rn technology – was only 1-3 tons per year.
