Kobe Nagar, CEO of Durham, North Carolina-based 374Water, explains the corporate’s compact wastewater processing know-how, the Supercritical Water Oxidation (AirSCWO) system. Operating the system generates
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Earth911 Podcast: EPAM’s Erica Moreti on Consumers’ Evolving Sustainability Habits
Erica Moreti, Head of Strategy & Innovation and Physical/Connected Experience at EPAM Continuum discusses the third Consumer Unmasked report. EPAM surveyed 3,000 Americans, Britons, and
The Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Recycling
Despite our greatest intentions, all the pieces we do has some environmental influence. Even although true sustainability could also be out of attain, environmentalism is
Increasing the Circularity of #1 Plastic (PET) Recycling
Here’s a trick query. Can #1 plastics — in any other case referred to as PET (polyethylene terephthalate) plastics — go within the recycling bin?
Enjoy Your Coffee With Less Waste
Can you drink your every day cup of joe extra sustainably? If you’re like me, you just like the model of espresso you purchase, or
Earth911 Podcast: Pam Gill-Alabaster on Mattel’s Sustainability Strategy & Cultural Influence
Pam Gil-Alabaster, Global Head of Sustainability and Social Impact at Mattel, maker of Barbie dolls, Hot Wheels, American Girl dolls, and greater than 150 different
We Earthlings: The U.S. Recycles Only 34.6% of Its Waste
The U.S. recycles solely 34.6% of its waste. If recycling have been an Olympic sport, we might are available twenty fifth. Germany, the world’s chief
Best of Earth911 Podcast: Recycleye’s Victor Dewulf on Sorting Waste Using Automation
Meet Victor Dewulf, co-founder and CEO of Recycleye, a London-based firm that makes machine imaginative and prescient programs and robots able to separating waste on
Maven Moment: Recycling Day
I keep in mind my mom’s response when recycling grew to become necessary in New York City in 1989. “What!? I’ve to separate rubbish now?
We Earthlings: Recycle Paper and Cardboard
On common, each American sends 1,646.15 kilos of strong waste to landfills yearly. If that seems like so much, it’s as a result of it’s!
