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Smoke and Mirrors: Why the ‘Miracle’ Pyrolysis Technology Falls Short
The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) reported that global plastic production has reached 400 million metric tonnes . Year on year, the demand for plastic has increased exponentially, driven by its availability, cost effectiveness and durability in relation to natural products such as wood. The term 'durability' is almost contradictory when describing plastic. Plastics can take thousands of years to break down in landfill, yet over time they also slowly degrade into microplas
Millie Cumaraswamy
Apr 162 min read


Fifty Years: Chemical Recycling’s fading promise
Chemical Recycling is the process of converting plastic waste into raw materials to make new plastic, helping reduce the need for fossil fuels - the feedstock of most plastics. Chemical Recycling initially appeared to be a promising solution to the plastic waste crisis, however, concerns are growing about its effectiveness, environmental impacts and economic sustainability. The Reality Behind the Technology Chemical Recycling is proving to be a costly gamble. The most co
Kyawt “KK” Aye
Apr 22 min read
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