AN Australian company with a world-first method for recycling tyres has found it easier to raise capital overseas because local investors have grown cool on green technology in the current political climate. Green Distillation Technologies (GDT) is about to open its first plant in central NSW, and has already committed to building a second plant … Read more
THE recent announcement of the European Commission’s new Circular Economy Package has been regarded by many as a step backwards, rather than a push for more ambitious targets.
The revised package has been brought in line with the reduced waste targets, leaving many commentators disgruntled.
Oil sludge comes from exploration, drilling, and refining of oil resources. It composes of oil, water, and sludge, that may cause an increased environmental pollution if they are not processed. However, oil sludge features plenty of oil, which is among the most pressures resources and will give a income opportunity. Therefore, we need to invest … Read more
Beston medical waste pyrolysis plant aims at converting all kinds of medical waste into useful resources, such as fuel oil and carbon black. The oil made from medical waste can be widely in industries such as steel and iron and boiler factories, ceramics, power or chemical industries etc. Carbon black can be used for making construction bricks, or used as fuel.
In an attempt to ensure that used tyres are disposed properly, a 16-year-old boy from the city has designed a website which will serve as an aggregator of such tyres.
The web portal, Tyrlessly, created by Anubhav Wadhwa was launched this month. Anubhav is a student of Pathways World School, Aravali.
Anubhav said the idea of creating a website like this came to his mind when he saw someone burning used tyres one day. The incident left him wondering what happens to all the discarded tyres.