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Plastic to Olefins - A new recycling technique. By - innovationnewsnetwork. The Plastics2Olefins project is introducing a technique that can go on an industrialisation level to recycle unsorted plastic into a valuable material called Olefins. This material can later be used to produce chemicals and fuels. |
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Can plastic build the foundation for homelessness-free Las Vegas? By - Norbert Sparrow. Architect Charles Wee and his company LifeArk are determined to bring warmth to the homeless of L.A. The entrepreneur claims his company can build sturdy housing made of plastic at a cheaper price. |
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Less heat-resistant plastics to enter the EV automotive industry. By - Stephen Moore. Less heat-resistant plastics such as polyacetal (POM) and polypropylene (PP) can become a crucial part of the EV automotive industry says the Polyplastic Group. Battery electric vehicles (BEV) do not have a traditional engine to produce heat, thus less heat-resistant plastic can be used to manufacture EV cooling systems. |
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This is why the Nigerian government won’t ban plastic. By - David Agba. Doris Uzoka-Anite, Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment of Nigeria believes plastic has economic potential that needs attention for the country’s growth. The federal government says. “Our answer to the plastic challenge is recycling.” |
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A framework to take global plastic recycling to the next level. By - Envirotec Magazine. A non-profit organisation the Alliance to End Plastic Waste group has developed a plastic waste management framework that can set out policy levers and actions for countries to develop their waste management systems. |
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That’s all for now. Issued in public interest by Indian Centre for Plastics in the Environment,
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