Advances in Lithium-ion Battery Recycling

Lithium-ion batteries are a key component of the transition to a clean energy future. They are used in a wide variety of applications, including electric vehicles, laptops, and smartphones. However, as the demand for lithium-ion batteries grows, so does the need for sustainable recycling methods. Traditional methods of lithium-ion battery recycling are often energy-intensive and […]

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Latest and Greatest Recycling Technologies

There are several new and emerging technologies for recycling that are being developed and implemented around the world. Here are a few examples: Chemical recycling: Chemical recycling is a new technology that breaks down plastic waste into its basic building blocks, which can then be used to make new plastic products. This process is more […]

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Companies Collaborate on Improved Recycling of Waste Plastics

Recycling waste has been a conversation that has been ongoing for the last two decades at least, and is continuing to gain traction. As we continually are alerted to the impact that human development and consumption is having on the natural world, learning about the best ways to re-use what we already have has become […]

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Advanced Circular Recycling Technology Launches

For years, the process of recycling has become more and more important. Many used to see recycling as excessive: today, we understand its critical importance to building a safer world. However, recycling is, for many people, a confusing process. New technology is always being formed, though, to make recycling an easier process. That development looks […]

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Recycling Smart Phones and Tablets – The Real Scoop

According to recent studies conducted by the Yale Environment 360 program, very little of the metals that go into making smartphones and tablets ever get recycled. In fact, there is at least 50 pounds of gold and 550 pounds of silver in every 1 million smartphones. These are precious metals that are just getting thrown […]

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E-Waste: Implications and Controlling Measures

By Guest Blogger Erich Lawson The disposal techniques of electronic waste followed across the globe is more hazardous than its generation. There are countries who do not know the difference between hazardous and non-hazardous waste material, while almost all electronic waste is hazardous in nature. The generation of e-waste has been huge in the past […]

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