CARBIOS’ Enzymatic Technology to Recycle Complex PET Waste Gets US Patent
Making “Non-recyclable” Waste Recyclable
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Innovative solutions against plastics in our ocean
The Result Packs of the European Commission reported about P4SB recently
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Oceans are a reservoir for exponentially increasing amounts of plastic waste
Significant plastic accumulation on the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Australia
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Interview with the head of the RWTH Institute for applied microbiology (iAMB)
The positive side-effect of bacteria
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New Study Paves Path for Synthesizing Enzymes for PET Recycling
Lot of Plastic Produced, Too Little Recycled
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Plastic Use and Coca-Cola
For the first time, Coca-Cola has revealed it used three million tonnes of plastic packaging in one year.
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