After the destruction of the Fukushima nuclear generating station by a tsunami in 2011, more than 1 million ton of radioactive water was stored onsite, waiting for someone to figureContinue Reading
Over the past several decades, plastic waste has been found in the snow atop the highest mountains and in the deepest parts of the ocean. Microplastics are in our foodContinue Reading
What will happen to over half-terawatt of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules which have already been installed around the world at the end of their useful life? With lifespans measured inContinue Reading
A part from destroying the environment, it turns out that fracking also releases radioactive particles in the air that could poison nearby towns. New research shows that these radioactive particlesContinue Reading
Stena’s Recycling subsidiary Batteryloop has entered in an agreement with Volvo Buses to reuse their batteries as energy storage units for a number of years, for instance in buildings andContinue Reading
Millions of litres of beer which expired at South Australian breweries amid the coronavirus pandemic has been converted into renewable energy, helping to generate enough to power a wastewater treatmentContinue Reading
Cigarette butts are actually the most abundant form of plastic waste in the world, with about 4.5 trillion individual butts polluting our global environment. But wait, aren’t cigarette butts madeContinue Reading
While we know lithium is a major driver of EV growth, high-purity manganese is another battery metal that will play a key role in the transition. EuroManganese Ltd.(EMN) is aContinue Reading
