running cars on ethanol and turning its race meets into centres for recycling everything from waste engine oil to old mobile phones.
Africa has a paltry recycling rate for mobile phones (just 1%in Nigeria, for example), and a similar recycling rate for PCS, says Lynch.
The number of obsolete PCS generated in developing regions is expected to exceed that of developed regions by 2016#2018
#Beer and Food Scraps Can Power Chevrolet Bi-fuel Impala Trash to fuel the stuff of the 1980s sci-fi comedy movie trilogy ack to the Futureis now a reality.
The 2015 Bi-fuel Chevrolet Impala not a tricked-out Delorean really can run on leftovers table scraps and oh yeah grains from brewing beer.
A new generation is becoming aware about issues such as energy and recycling. And as a country, we are trying to do as much as possible."
and recycling are key to securing a smooth transition into the mass production phase of PEF bottles.
#Converting waste rubber into quality products Pioneering new research is set to upset the standard paradigm of downcycling,
Downcycling is the process of transforming waste materials things we would throw away into another product of lesser quality,
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Environmental, Safety and Energy technology UMSICHT in Oberhausen have succeeded now in optimising the recycling of rubber waste materials.
recycling almost appears to be like some kind of alchemy, that medieval art which sought to transform base metals into gold.
Recycling plastics has many environmental and economic advantages. With dwindling global supplies of oil, recycling offers a powerful means of reducing the amount of petroleum (currently standing at around 8%of global production) required to manufacture plastics, the production
recycling is also a powerful tool. But recycling faces many challenges. The complex structure of plastic polymers makes the mixing of different plastics difficult
or can result in weaker materials, and requires greater amounts of energy in the production process.
and so, together, energy recovery and recycling use up more than half of the Union's plastic waste. Going with the flow The variability in the quality of inputs also leads to major fluctuations in the viscosity,
The two-year project sought to improve the recycling of post-consumer plastic waste by compensating for impurities
"Ultrasonic technology had never been integrated into recycling technology before, so building the ultrasonic modulator was a big challenge,
Recycling for all Ultravisc is an intelligent and fully automated process.""Because the knowledge is built into the system,
This advance has the potential to open up plastic recycling to a wider group of actors, and not just highly specialised companies.
thereby boosting the overall efficiency of the recycling process.""Ultravisc also allows you to use recycled products in places where it was not previously possible,
thereby improving the environmental friendliness of the recycling process, "Dr Beaney adds. The project participants are exploring how best to commercialise the technology
and products including recycling content in packaging. The survey results are in line with a 2012 report released by Johnson & johnson
Last year Johnson & johnson launched a recycling campaign on Tumblr with the goal of encouraging consumers to recycle bathroom products instead of throwing them in the trash h
botanical recycling that ensures the nutrients and proteins in the leaves have been stowed for use in next spring's flowers seeds and leaves.
this heat-recycling project could account for 25 percent of London s energy by 2025. This London project is part of the larger European union CELSIUS project
Many think that this type of recycling is not a solution, but that instead the world should be focused seriously on the first##R
and schools to teach people about recycling culture and the value of discarded plastic, spreading the Japanese concept ofmottainai,
According to the blurb,##the film details plastic s path over the last 100 years and provides a wealth of expert interviews on practical and cutting edge solutions to recycling, toxicity and biodegradability.##
it can simply be thrown into the recycling bin. As you can imagine, this will both save money,
and be converted to run on Bristolian sewage and food scraps o
#Quantum'entangled'light sharpens microscopes'images The first microscope that uses the eerie trick of quantum entanglement to increase its sensitivity has been developed by Japanese researchers.
Bigbelly streetside trash and recycling bins are already pretty smart they use solar power to compact certain materials
Our own sun and the Earth and all of us are made up of atoms that came out of other stars'stellar winds long ago says Mccomas. There's a big recycling process that occurs
#Recycling old batteries into solar cells This could be a classic win-win solution: A system proposed by researchers at MIT recycles materials from discarded car batteries a potential source of lead pollution into new,
90 percent of the lead recovered from the recycling of old batteries is used to produce new batteries,
useless printer scraps become a way to print scraps of other things! Resourceful 33-year-old inventor Kodjo Afate Gnikou of the West african country Togo has created a cheap DIY 3-D printer out of electronic waste scavenged from junk yards.
and sold for scrap and it is only through historical memory that we know of them.
Thus far, four of Alang's recycling yards have completed the first phase of an international standard certification process.
Once approved, the yards will officially meet the standards of the International Hong kong Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships.'
'Japanese companies own 2000 out of the total 3000 major ships in the world'points out Keiji Tomoda, chairman of the Ship Recycling Subcommittee of the Japanese Ship Owners'Association.'
'Most of the Japanese-owned ships go to China for recycling after their life. But we want to sell end-of-life ships to India
Through research and development, B-PET has improved the process of waste recycling for use in 3d printing. The company recycled PET has the same properties as virgin PET but costs up to 70%less.
But, because polymers and plastics are so cheap to manufacture the economic benefit of recycling can be marginal.
which enables multiple recycling and a high rate of capture of the target molecules, said lead author Ximin He, Assistant professor of Materials science and engineering at Arizona State university and formerly a postdoctoral research fellow in Aizenberg group at Harvard.
However, a carefully selected crop of plants can cut the supply list by recycling air and waste to produce fresh air, water,
Reich said on his blog about the hare the scraps economy.?In effect, on-demand work is a reversion to the piece work of the 19th century
#Biodiesel made easier and cleaner with waste-recycling catalyst Researchers at Cardiff University have devised a way of increasing the yield of biodiesel by using the waste left over from its production process.
#US licensing of new rare earth recycling approach A new rare earth recycling technology developed by the US Department of energy's Critical Materials Institute (CMI) has been licensed to US Rare earths,
'The recycling of critical materials from e-scrap was limited previously by processing technologies that are inefficient, costly and environmentally hazardous, notes Ramesh Bhave,
who led the recycling R&d project. The team's new and simplified process eliminates many of these barriers,
The recycling of electronic waste will provide a'competitive source'of neodymium, dysprosium and praseodymium for growing the clean tech sector-including electric vehicles, according to Kevin Cassidy, ceo of US Rare earths, Inc I
cleaner with waste-recycling catalyst Researchers at Cardiff University have devised a way of increasing the yield of biodiesel by using the waste left over from its production process.
upcycling and how to reprocess locally recycled plastic waste. The pilot scheme in Amsterdam Noord has seen great success with 231 participating citizens
Cells have adapted further autophagy for other purposes as well including recycling dysfunctional components immune response to pathogen invasion surveillance against cancer
whether consumers should pay for all of the recycling costs. Some argue that retailers and manufacturers should pay for part of it to hold accountable all involved parties.
The current proposal places the recycling fee at the retail level and it is likely that retailers will simply charge the extra cost to consumers.
Of course producers have the responsibility to contribute a small part of their earning to the annual operation cost of the e waste recycling plant that will have our e waste properly dismantled
Several other U s. states charge e waste recycling fees to manufacturers. Right now, about 80%of Hong kong s e waste is exported to other cities and countries.
Your approach is to create materials that fit into nature s recycling system. We have a plastic that s alive a living polymer.
You say mushrooms are nature s recycling system. Explain that. In general most of the things in plants that are hard to recycle,
of life-a cellular recycling unit with a role in many diseases. The proteasome complex is present in all multicellular organisms,
Blocking the proteasome prevents this regulated recycling of amino acids and triggers controlled cell death, particularly in fast-dividing cells typical of cancer.
"Our study zooms in to display the proteasome complex-a recycling unit which plays a critical role in our cells-in far greater detail than we have seen ever before in the electron microscope.
That would be interesting for the recycling of plastics, as well, where the sensor could identify shredded materials according to their color information,
The Bourns team resolved that problem by upcycling silicon into a mass of nanofibers enabling the battery to cycle hundreds of times without degrading.
In the illustration below, you can see the upcycling process at work: To ice the cake, based on the lab work so far,
we're thinking of the recycling sector, universities and other knowledge institutions.'
#The tiny beating heart grown from STEM CELLS -and scientists say other organs could be on the way Researchers have used stem cells to create a tiny,
That righthe duo went from high-tech to food scraps, hoping to address the fact that 40 percent of food in the U s. bout $165 billion worth per yearoes uneaten, with most ending up in landfills, according to a 2012 report from the Natural resources Defense Council.
but the team that performed that analysis noted that proper recycling would put Al-air in the same cost range as conventional internal combustion engines.
and could lead to lower costs, easier recycling, and higher fidelity and stability in image reproduction.
Researchers from Dresden and Jlich use microwaves to read out information from smallest storage devices March 4th, 2015nanosorbents Increase Extraction, Recycling of Silver from Aqueous solutions March 4th, 201 1
Fraunhofer researchers have developed a new recycling process for this materially unused carbon resource: They successfully produced fuel and specialty chemicals from these exhaust gases on a laboratory scale.
battery recycling will increase throughout Canada.''The true winners out of this new partnership are Canadians,
and an improved overall battery recycling experience,'says Joe Zenobio, executive director of Call2recycle Canada.''With more sites, a focus on education,
Similarly the production of pellets is of better quality a situation that makes the recycling process more profitable.
Arraythe company Tomra AS is known best for plastic recycling and bottle recognition, but it also has extensive experience with x-ray applications in the mining industry.
#Research Simplifies Recycling of Rare-earth Magnets Despite their ubiquity in consumer electronics, rare-earth metals are,
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have pioneered now a process that could enable the efficient recycling two of these metals, neodymium and dysprosium.
This new material can be used as heat storage material for solar heat energy generation systems or efficient use of industrial heat waste, enabling recycling of heat energy,
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