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K 2019: Borealis Launches New Recycling Tech. & Improved Recyclates

Borealis has announced the introduction of a new plastics recycling technology, Borcycle™. This evolving technology will be used to produce high-quality compounds made of recycled polyolefins (rPO) such as the newly-launched Borcycle™ MF1981SY, an rPO with over 80% recycled content intended for use in visible appliance parts.

From Borealis AG 9 Jul 2019

Clariant to Unveil Sustainability Projects to Tackle Plastic Waste at K 2019

As action to tackle the challenge of plastic pollution gains momentum specialty chemical company Clariant announces proactive steps to foster partnerships and create a more sustainable plastics industry through a “Symphony of Collaboration.”

From Clariant International Ltd 9 Jul 2019

Hydra Light International Aiming to Power the Future of Alternative Energy Solutions

Hydra Light International Limited, the developer of unique fuel cell power technology, is pleased to announce that it is working towards its global growth strategy aimed at reducing the waste associated with single-use batteries and raising awareness of alternative energy solutions.

From Hydra Light International Ltd 9 Jul 2019

Breeding Cattle to Reduce their Methane Emissions

An international group of researchers has demonstrated that cattle can be bred to minimize their methane emissions.

8 Jul 2019

Bipolymer - A New Plastic to Tackle Climate Change

As a measure to tackle climate change, poligy’s objective is to turn industrial and solar waste heat into electricity at a lesser cost than earlier technologies through a new material called Bipolymers.

4 Jul 2019

Using Light and Electricity for Sustainable Manufacture of Chemicals

According to researchers, using light and electricity instead of toxic chemical reagents to activate molecules will allow the sustainable production of next-generation medicines and other ground-breaking products.

2 Jul 2019

Novel Method to Assess Population Exposure to Atmospheric Pollution

A team of scientists from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) in partnership with other research centers has conducted a diagnosis and examination of the quality of the air human’s breathe in cities based on population dynamics from mobile phone data.

2 Jul 2019