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What can we do about all the plastic waste

Lemont IL (SPX) Mar 30, 2023 - An interdisciplinary team of scientists, led by researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy s (DOE s) Ames and Argonne National Laboratories, have banded together to develop new ways to chemicall

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Collaborative Effort Aims to Develop New Ways to Chemically Recycle Plastics

Plastic pollution is a global problem that continues to grow. Over 400 million tons of plastic is produced every year, and each year manufacturers make more than the year before.

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Scientists Team Up to Develop New Ways to Upcycle Plastic

Plastic pollution is a global problem that continues to grow. Over 400 million tons of plastic is produced every year, and each year manufacturers make more than the year before.

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New Catalyst Breaks Down Polyolefin Plastics into Higher Value Materials

A new type of catalyst breaks down polyolefin plastics into new, useful products.

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Plastics Upcycling Could be Made More Sustainable with New Zirconia-Based Catalyst

A new type of catalyst breaks down polyolefin plastics into new, useful products.

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