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| University Leverages Digital Solutions for 2020 Zero Waste Goal |
| A large university (referred to as “the Client”) was already a sustainability leader in the health sector, having won multiple awards. The Client’s zero waste goal is to reach a 90% diversion rate by 2020. A recent waste audit revealed that 80-90% of the trash volume on the Client’s campuses could have been recycled or composted. |
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| New Sorting Technology Can Help Overcome Recycling Business Disruptions |
| The rapidly evolving effects from the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, global pandemic has governments and companies enacting unprecedented measures to protect the lives and livelihoods of the populace. Emergency social distancing and quarantine orders to flatten the curve of transmission rates have been enacted globally. |
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| KleanLoop A Decentralized Blockchain DApp For Creating Transparency In Tyre And Plastic Recycling |
| Klean Industries Inc. (“Klean”) is pleased to announce the development of the KleanLoop, a Blockchain-based platform, that now enables transparency across the waste to energy, resource recovery and recycling industries. Continue reading » |
| New STADLER Automated Plant for Dansk Retursystem Begins Operation |
| STADLER has completed commissioning of a new beverage packaging sorting plant it designed and built for Dansk Retursystem in Taastrup, Denmark. Full handover is scheduled for April, at the end of the final one-month trial period. Continue reading » |
| Latest Tomra Sorting E-book Details the Potential Artificial Intelligence for the Recycling Industry |
| Deep learning is on the rise in the recycling industry, according to the new eBook “Harnessing the Potential of AI” from the global leader in sensor-based sorting, TOMRA Sorting Recycling. Continue reading » |
| Artificial Intelligence: The Recycling Revolution |
| We are living a moment of technological revolution. The industry’s need to pivot towards industry 4.0 is causing the entry of new technologies capable of disrupting and modifying the industrial status quo. Continue reading » |
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