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Thermal Treatment Of Waste – Incineration To Pyrolysis The Ultimate Guide

Dealing with waste is a big problem for all communities. Every year, we produce billions of tonnes of waste worldwide. This article will guide you through the thermal treatment of waste, from incineration to pyrolysis, offering solutions to reduce this burden. Stay informed and make a difference. Understanding Thermal Treatment of Waste A waste-to-energy plant […]

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Turning Garbage Into Energy – Energy From Waste – A More Sustainable Solution

Turning garbage into energy is also a way of recycling waste into usable energy. It is called “energy extraction” in the waste management industry, and it’s a greener alternative to landfilling. In the battle to reduce global warming, it is a useful transition technology. Addressing the colossal challenge of waste management, many find themselves at […]

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Energy from Waste and Incineration – What Could be Better?

Energy from Waste and Incineration is good. It is hard to imagine any objection to using energy which would have been lost if it had been placed in a landfill. But…

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2009 Dawn of the Circular Economy 1st Year Landfill was More Expensive than Recycling

In 2009 in the UK a number of things came together which changed the waste management scene like never before. Waste, Yes! Common rubbish became a resource and an opportunity.

Zero Waste Disadvantages – Is Not Sending Any Waste to Landfill Really Such a Good Idea?

Ending Landfill sounds great! But, there are  the Zero Waste Disadvantages. We decided to answer the question: “Is the goal of not sending any waste to landfill really such a good idea?” The idea of “zero waste” has now become very popular with the public around much of the world, but is it really so […]

Thermal Treatment of MSW in Grimsby (Newlincs Incinerator Updated!)

Grimsby’s energy from waste plant takes about 80,000 tonnes of the area’s waste, and has done since 2005.