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UPCYCLING: ACING ON WASTE

Cleannovate

Upcycling is an inescapable phenomenon when thinking about sustainability. But what’s upcycling in the first place? Let me attempt to explain… SPENT TYRES A brand new car tyre could cost around USD 50 in the Kenyan market.

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UPCYCLING: VALUE ADDITION ON AGROWASTE

Cleannovate

UPCYCLING Upcycling is about taking what’s considered as not valuable and converting it into what’s valuable. . “I’m smiling all the way to the bank,” you say. But is this all you can reap from your crops?

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Carbon Upcycling Secures $6M Financing for Sustainable Concrete Efforts

Environment + Energy Leader

Carbon Upcycling secures funding to help it build new facilities and advance its sustainable concrete technologies. The post Carbon Upcycling Secures $6M Financing for Sustainable Concrete Efforts appeared first on Environment + Energy Leader.

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Carbon Upcycling Secures $6M Financing for Sustainable Concrete Efforts

Environment + Energy Leader

Carbon Upcycling secures funding to help it build new facilities and advance its sustainable concrete technologies. The post Carbon Upcycling Secures $6M Financing for Sustainable Concrete Efforts appeared first on Environment + Energy Leader.

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Stop Food Waste: Redistribution and Upcycling Opportunities

NRDC

NRDC and our partners at Drexel Food Lab are raising awareness about expanded liability protections and upcycling opportunities for food businesses.

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Upcycled innovation accelerating

Environmental News Bits

The Upcycled Food Association launched its Upcycled Certification mark last June. Read the full story in Food Business News.

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UPCYCLING: WHY ARE WE STILL PRODUCING PLASTIC?

Cleannovate

Plastics generate interest because they are easy to make but very difficult to degrade leading to a plastic solid waste catastrophe. Most plastics are a by-product of petroleum refining, which make their presence a guarantee as long as we use fossil fuels.

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