13 articles tagged with "recycling"
A new state law set to take effect in April 2026 aims to improve the recycling processes for lithium batteries, addressing environmental concerns associated with battery waste.
A recently launched smart bin technology aims to streamline the recycling process for batteries and electronic devices, promoting better recycling practices.
The UK government is set to implement nationwide recycling reforms aimed at standardizing collection processes and expanding food waste recycling by March 31, 2026.
Despite a 23% decrease in discarded vapes year-on-year, UK waste management systems face significant challenges due to the ongoing volume of e-cigarette waste.
Research from Iowa State University indicates that washing plastics at recycling plants may elevate harmful phthalate concentrations in wastewater, posing environmental risks.
Hawaii is testing a new asphalt formulation that incorporates recycled plastics and fishing nets, aiming to improve recycling efficiency and reduce marine debris.
A new adhesive created from waste polymers by Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers demonstrates superior performance in diverse environments, including underwater applications.
A novel method for recycling polyethylene terephthalate (PET) aims to significantly improve material recovery rates and quality, producing clean hydrogen as a byproduct.
A newly developed enzyme by researchers from Portsmouth and Manchester can significantly accelerate the breakdown of PET plastic, which is widely used in textiles and packaging.
Recycling spent nuclear fuel presents significant technical and infrastructural challenges that impact its feasibility and implementation.
The Department of Energy has announced a $500 million funding opportunity aimed at improving battery materials processing, manufacturing, and recycling capabilities.
The innovative application of wine-making waste for the recycling of cobalt and nickel from batteries presents significant implications for sustainable resource management.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory has developed RidgeAlloy, an aluminum alloy that repurposes contaminated car-body scrap into robust vehicle parts, addressing recycling challenges.