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Oak Ridge Lab Breaks Down Plastic at Chemical Level
Planet Wins3h ago

Oak Ridge Lab Breaks Down Plastic at Chemical Level

Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have discovered a way to recycle plastic by breaking it down at the molecular level. This breakthrough could transform how we handle plastic waste and reduce environmental pollution.

Google News - Researchers Find2 min read
Rotterdam to Build Plant Turning 80K Tons of Plastic Waste
Planet WinsApr 9

Rotterdam to Build Plant Turning 80K Tons of Plastic Waste

A new chemical recycling facility in Rotterdam will transform 80,000 tonnes of discarded plastic into usable materials each year, quadrupling the Danish company's current capacity. The plant uses breakthrough technology already proven to work efficiently while dramatically cutting emissions.

Google News - Netherlands Technology2 min read
New Chemical Reaction Could Make Plastic Fully Recyclable
InnovationApr 6

New Chemical Reaction Could Make Plastic Fully Recyclable

Australian scientists accidentally discovered a way to create plastic that can be completely broken down and rebuilt into new plastic over and over again. This breakthrough could finally make closed-loop recycling a reality.

Google: scientific discovery3 min read
One Man Cleaned 308,000 Pounds of Plastic From the Ganga
VideosFeb 26

One Man Cleaned 308,000 Pounds of Plastic From the Ganga

When Shubham Kumar saw plastic choking the Ganga River in Patna, he didn't just complain. He showed up every Sunday with volunteers, sparking a movement that's removed over 308,000 pounds of plastic and revived 16,000 livelihoods.

The Better India2 min read
New Recycling Method Could End Single-Use Plastics
Planet WinsJan 30

New Recycling Method Could End Single-Use Plastics

Scientists have cracked a major barrier in plastic recycling with a breakthrough process that restores color, removes odors, and keeps plastic quality high. This innovation could finally make plastics truly reusable instead of destined for landfills after one use.

Phys.org3 min read