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Chemical looping turns environmental waste into fuel

Artistic rendering of the new plastic. Cross linked salt bridges visible in the plastic outside the seawater give it its structure and strength. In seawater (and in soil, not depicted), resalting destroys the bridges, prevending microplastic formation and allowing the plastic to become biodegradable.

Scientists Create Plastic That Safely Dissolves in Seawater, Preventing Microplastic Pollution

Recycled glass for growing salsa ingredients

Recycled Glass: The Secret Ingredient for Growing Healthier Salsa Vegetables

steel pipes in a warehouse

Transforming Aluminum Production Waste into Green Steel

To secure raw materials, Europe turns to recycling

Black soldier flies are a good source of chemicals to make bioplastics.

Making degradable plastic from dead flies

Paper makers and users look to greener frontiers

Beyond the bin: giving biowaste a second life

solar panels being installed on a building

Solar industry feeling the heat over disposal of 80 million panels

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