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In the last few years, the paper recycling industry has seen important development as environmental resources have become increasingly worried.
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Europe’s strategy for critical raw materials “a double-edged sword”
From electric vehicles to solar panels, energy storage products are Europe’s way out of fossil fuels.
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Construction and demolition waste is by far the biggest waste stream within the EU – depending on calculations it is at somewhere around 50 per cent of all waste produced. On the other hand, a lot of the material is not recycled properly.
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Waste Management Inc. has issued a “Report on Recycling” as the result of a dialogue earlier this year on boosting U.S. plastic recycling rates.
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The 9th European Conference on Sustainable Cities & Towns – “Mannheim2020”, taking place online from 30th September – 2nd October, will address the socio-economic and socio-cultural challenges associated with accelerating the transformation to sustainability and climate neutrality.
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The findings of an independent laboratory testing of ‘GreenleafTM 2nd Generation’ technology show that it is fully compatible with the recycling stream of HDPE containers as it does not pose any recyclability issues.
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Connected machines and cloud-based data storage is transforming how businesses collect, access and analyze data.
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UK glass recycling company Recresco, has made a significant investment in the latest innovation in glass sorting technology from Sesotec.
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Trinseo has announced that Trinseo and Coexpan will collaborate to validate various polystyrene recycling technologies to develop polystyrene containing recycled content that is fit for use in the global dairy industry’s form fill seal (“FFS“) market.
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Upfront the 25th International Congress for Battery Recycling, organizer ICM has talked to Roman Stiftner, Managing Director of the Austrian Non-Ferrous Metals Federation.
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An innovative method for aluminium recycling has been boosted by research showing the microscopic changes that take place when molten alloys cool.
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BASF signed an uptake supply agreement with New Energy, a technology company specialized in the pyrolysis of waste tires, headquartered in Budapest, Hungary. According to the agreement, New Energy will supply BASF with up to 4,000 metric tons of pyrolysis oil per year derived from waste tires.
