Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have developed an environmentally friendly method for recycling and purifying metals.
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Research unlocks potential of robots for construction waste recycling
There was no time to waste as researchers trawled through skip bins across Melbourne construction sites, capturing hundreds of photos of materials destined for landfill.
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New model makes it easier to build sustainable structures of textile-reinforced concrete
By reinforcing concrete with textiles instead of steel, it is possible to use less material and create slender, lightweight structures with a significantly lower environmental impact.
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The new Cat 973 track loader combines versatility with up to 10 percent better fuel efficiency, more productivity, cab improvements and optional Payload technology.
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The Green Alley Award has announced its finalists for 2024.
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Plastics Europe has published its biennial ‘The Circular Economy for Plastics: A European Analysis’ report.
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Polysecure has further developed important steps of the Sort4Circle process and integrated them into a modular pilot sorting plant.
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The new Sany SMHW30G5 wheeled material handler features a high load capacity combined with a large reach.
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At IFAT, IFE Aufbereitungstechnik will be presenting its new product line i-STEP, which offers solutions for waste management and other sectors.
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Companies interested in recycling solutions and sustainable energy generation will want to visit with Dieffenbacher at two separate booths during this year’s IFAT trade fair.
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The recycling and waste disposal industry is placing increasingly high demands on providers of processing solutions.
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