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Saturday, May 30, 2026

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Scientists Turn Enzymes Into Powerful Weapons Against Plastic Waste

New research highlights how natural enzymes could transform recycling and create a cleaner future for the planet Frankfurt, Germany, 22 May 2026 – Scientists are making major progress in the fight against plastic pollution by using enzymes, natural biological molecules,...

Canon Unveils New Technology to Tackle Black Plastic Recycling

The advanced Raman analyzer aims to improve recycling accuracy and support the future of sustainable plastic waste management Tokyo, Japan, 15 May 2026 – Recycling black plastic has long been one of the biggest challenges for the global recycling industry....

Quantum Advances E Waste Recycling with New Plastics Recovery Technology

The Canadian company is expanding electronic plastics recycling to support a stronger circular economy and reduce landfill waste Toronto, Canada, 8 May 2026 - Quantum Lifecycle Partners has launched a new advanced plastics recovery line in Toronto, expanding its ability...

Thailand Turns Plastic Waste into an Opportunity Amid Global Supply Pressure

Recycling push aims to secure packaging supply while driving sustainability across industries Bangkok, Thailand, 24 April 2026 – Thailand is stepping up its plastic recycling efforts as global supply disruptions begin to impact the packaging industry. The move is designed...

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From IP to Infrastructure: Financing the Missing Middle of Climate Tech

One of the most significant bottlenecks in scaling climate technologies is not innovation itself, but financing first-of-a-kind (FOAK) commercial projects. These projects fall into a “missing middle” — or more precisely, a “missing middle within the missing middle” —...

Environmental consultancies need to sell survival, not sustainability

I recently read that the carbon footprint management market hit $11 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $18 billion by 2033. While the PCF (Product Carbon Footprint) verification market alone is forecast to grow from $15 billion...

Why The Best Environmental Solutions Don’t Win (And What That Costs Us)

We like to believe that the best environmental solution wins. The closer you get to how these decisions are made, the more you start to see why that is often not the case. If a solution is more sustainable, more...

Rethinking Responsibility: A Smarter Federal Approach to Plastic EPR

Across the United States, confidence in the recycling system is eroding. I hear it all the time-  “recycling doesn’t work” or “it all ends up in the landfill anyway.”  Once that seed is planted, the cynicism is hard to...