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IPEN & BAN Report Find Some of Most Hazardous Substances on Earth in Food Chain Yesterday, 16:17 European E-Waste Causing Catastrophic Levels of Toxins in African Free Range Eggs The dire human exposures and food chain contamination from highly toxic plastics in waste in Ghana that includes toxic e-waste shipped from Europe have been exposed by new research from IPEN and Basel Action Network. read more …
Lithium-Ion Battery Cathode Material Recycling Technology Patent 05.04.2019 08:36 VIDEO: American Manganese Secures US Patent for Battery Recycling Technology The United States Patent and Trade Mark Office has issued a patent to Canadian Lithium-Ion battery recycling technology firm, American Manganese Inc. for the Company’s lithium-ion battery cathode material recycling technology. read more …
Government Backed Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Technology Project 29.03.2019 12:51 American Manganese Joins U.S. DOE EV Battery Recycling Research Project American Manganese will participate in a U.S. Department of Energy project to advance the economic recovery of battery materials from electric vehicles and other consumer goods. read more …
Finnish Research Organisation Looking for Partners for New Recycling Tech 26.02.2019 11:46 New Cylindrical Extruder for Recycling Problematic Waste Developed by VTT Finnish research and innovation organisation, VTT, has developed a cylindrical extruder which could revolutionise the processing of recyclable materials and thereby promote circular economy business. read more …
ReCell Center to Develop Better Recycling Processes 19.02.2019 14:51 DoE Launches US’s First Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling R&D Center To further its goal of moving toward closed-loop recycling for lithium-ion batteries, the U.S. Department of Energy has launched a research center, ReCell, at the Argonne National Laboratory. read more …
Education & Research Key to Promoting Recycling 30.01.2019 13:24 New Website & Branding for Global Recycling Foundation The Global Recycling Foundation, launched at last year’s Bureau of International Recycling’s World Recycling Convention, has unveiled a new logo and website. read more … Battery Recycling R&D Centre to be Set Up 18.01.2019 14:50 US Department of Energy Launches Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Prize A Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Prize has been launched by US Energy Secretary Rick Perry in a move that will also see the establishment of an associated Battery Recycling R&D Center. read more … 2018 Innovation Radar Prize for Swiss Recycling Tech Start Up 09.01.2019 13:36 VIDEO: Gr3n’s Microwave Assisted Chemical PET Recycling Secures Innovation Award A chemical recycling technology which uses microwaves to accelerate the depolymerisation of waste PET material has secured the 2018 Innovation Radar Prize. read more … UK Target of Eliminating All Avoidable Plastic Waste by 2042 07.12.2018 11:38 Government Funding for Biome Technologies in Bid to Tackle Plastic Waste Biome Technologies has received further government funding as part of its £6 million programme to use industrial biotechnology techniques to produce a new range of sustainable polymers. read more … Research Paper on Why It’s Sometimes Better to Recover Energy 03.12.2018 15:56 IN DEPTH: Why Switzerland Does Not Enforce Plastics Recycling In a recent research paper Prof. Dr. Rainer Bunge argues that efforts to improve the recycling of plastics are not always the most environmentally beneficial. Often energy recovery is preferable. read more … Distributed Modular Gasification Technology a Good Fit for High Japanese Gate Fees 26.11.2018 14:44 Toyota Partnership for Waste Gasification Distributed Hydrogen Firm PowerHouse Energy PowerHouse Energy Group plc, has received a formal invitation from Toyota Tsusho Corporation of Japan to engage in advanced commercial discussions regarding its DMG technology. read more … Zoo Animals Helping Scientists from UC Santa Barbra Develop New Sustainable Fuels 02.11.2018 12:27 VIDEO: Microbes from Zoo Poo – the Future of Waste to Energy? Michelle O'Malley, a chemical engineer at UC Santa Barbra is conducting research into the potential to use microbes found animals' guts to enable the discovery of new sustainable fuels. read more …
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