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Study finds recycling symbols largely recognizable
A survey in the United Kingdom found that recycling-related symbols placed on packaging are understood by most household consumers.
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Biffa sees recycling, composting opportunities at events
United Kingdom-based waste and recycling firm works with barcoding company to create systems to track recycling success at events and conferences.
European strategy document favors WTE over landfills on emissions front
Trade group says latest European Environment Agency briefing cites WTE role in methane abatement, which was lacking in the 2020 version of the same document.
Spokane, Washington, explores carbon capture technology at WTE facility
The city is considering a $650,000 study by CarbonQuest to test its carbon capture technology.
EPA draft risk assessment advances understanding of PFOA and PFOS
Findings show human health risks may be associated with exposure to PFAS from sewage sludge disposal methods, including landfilling, incineration and land application of biosolids.
Waste Pro VP added to university advisory board
Mike Fernandez has been appointed to a University of Florida-affiliated waste advisory board.
ISTC research could boost SAF end market
Researchers at the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center say an additive made from recycled plastic could boost the performance of sustainable aviation fuel.
AEPW releases new mechanical recycling ‘playbook’
Alliance to End Plastic Waste says its third such playbook examines cost-effective opportunities for the mechanical recycling of plastic.
NC State research could improve predictions for solid waste management
North Carolina State research detailed in new paper published in the journal "Waste Management."
Lux Research questions hydrogen’s transportation role
Consulting and research firm says the element could yet find a role in basic industry applications such as metals production.
Ecomaine targets multifamily recycling collection
Regional waste and recycling agency adds three staff members who will focus on boosting the multifamily collection rate.
