The new report by Zero Waste Europe on biomonitoring research on waste incinerator emissions in three countries - Spain, Czech Republic and...
Too much organic waste still ends up in landfills or incineration. The EU funded SCALIBUR project concentrated on innovative solutions to...
Data shows that millions of tonnes of food end up being thrown away each and every year in India. A recent study wants to understand the...
Combustion without air: for many years, scientists and engineers have been working on an economically feasible technology. Now Babcock &...
It is well known that informal recycling, for example when e-waste is burnt uncontrolled to access precious metals, spread hazardous...
A recent study explores the possibilities of pyrolysis to gain high-quality petrochemical feedstock from mixed plastic waste streams.
The new book The Waste crisis is an indispensable resource for waste, recycling, and resource management professionals as well as a...
A new INTERPOL report shows for the first time how transnational organized crime is involved in a number of pollution crime cases.
A collaboration between Aquaporin, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and Canary Islands Institute of Technology will develop a...
A new report by ISWA’s Working Group on Collection and Transportation Technology (WGCTT) explores the adoption of alternative fuels for...
Is it possible to replace Portland cement clinker with special waste, mineral materials and ashes to reduce the CO2 production? Researchers...
How to deal with the deluge of plastic waste is one big question. Researchers see enzymes as particularly promising candidates. Some of...
What can we as the global solid waste sector do in practice to contribute to circularity. That was the main question of the Circular and...
LanzaTech, a company aiming to convert waste carbon into new everyday products, with the support of Danone, discovers method to produce...
Researchers found a species of worm with an appetite for polystyrene. Thanks to a special enzyme in their gut, they could be the key to...
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