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Joseph Doherty, Managing Director of Re-Gen Waste in Newry, says that claims that Northern Ireland is passing its pollution problems to other parts of the world are distracting from the elephant in the room – Northern Ireland Councils’ landfill rates.
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Ganesha Ecopet Private Limited, a subsidiary of Indian PET recycling pioneer Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd., has recently opened its new Warangal facility under the brand name Go Rewise where it produces rPET for filament yarns and fibres, as well as for food-grade packaging.
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New project to boost reduction of the environmental impact of pharmaceutical products through their entire life cycle
Aimplas coordinates a collaborative project to boost the reduction of the environmental impact of pharmaceutical products through their entire life cycle.
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The only current certainty for the European recycling chain is uncertainty.
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The introduction of ‘zero waste’ systems in cities around the world would be one of the quickest and most affordable ways to reduce global heating, says a new report released by Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA).
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In cooperation with Robert Bosch GmbH and BSH Hausgeräte GmbH, the Fraunhofer Institute for Structural Durability and System Reliability LBF has been investigating the use of recycled plastics in high-stress applications.
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With the STH1440 and STH1840 telehandlers, Sany is launching the first two models of its entirely newly developed telehandler series especially for the European market.
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Energy shortages and tougher competition across Europe are leading to record-high prices for waste wood. As winter is getting closer, the search for waste wood and new alternative fuels is more intensive than ever.
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The new Horizon Europe project CISUTAC wants to support the transition to a circular and sustainable textile sector.
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Today, Fashion for Good concludes the „Sorting for Circularity Europe“ project, and in collaboration with Circle Economy, releases a report detailing the findings of the 16-month analysis.
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New data shows that 81% of U.S. voters support improving recycling with a well-designed beverage container redemption system.
