New process recovers materials for reuse in batteries, biofuels
Argonne National Laboratory and Illinois startup NUMiX Materials are using a new process to remove nickel, manganese, and cobalt from the waste stream.
Argonne National Laboratory and Illinois startup NUMiX Materials are using a new process to remove nickel, manganese, and cobalt from the waste stream.
Removing metals from nuclear and electronic waste reduces the need for environmentally taxing and expensive mining.
Michigan State University researchers developed the coating from environmentally friendly, biodegradable materials.
♻️ RECYCLING: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released a report detailing challenges America will face in the near future with safely recycling and disposing of renewable energy technologies that reach the end of their usable life. This...
Good pre-holiday Tuesday afternoon, everyone. Today will be the last Centered post this week so we can observe Thanksgiving. I’m not going to lie, it stinks not to be with my family...
♼ RECYCLING: Brightmark wants your difficult-to-recycle plastics. The California waste solutions developer is seeking more than 1.2 million tons per year of postconsumer plastic #1 through #7 to convert to usable materials at its upcoming...
♼ RECYCLING: Waste solutions provider Brightmark has completed a boat shrink wrap collection pilot program near its Ashley, Indiana, plastics renewal facility, which is slated to come online later this year. It will move on to the...
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