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Britain would start exporting domestic waste converted into fuel pellets to mainland Europe as it struggles to recycle the growing amount of household waste. Link: http://cleantechnica.com/2010/05/31/britain-to-convert-domestic-waste-into-fuel-pallets-export-them-to-europe/

Britain would start exporting domestic waste converted into fuel pellets to mainland Europe as it struggles to recycle the growing amount of household waste. Link to full article

To be featured during the Washington Auto Show is a special flex-fuel Chevrolet HHR. This will be at the Washington Convention Center and there will be an opportunity for government VIPs and members of the press to test drive the car today at the Ride ‘n Drive event. Link:

To be featured during the Washington Auto Show is a special flex-fuel Chevrolet HHR. This will be at the Washington Convention Center and there will be an opportunity for government VIPs and members of the press to test drive the car today at the Ride ‘n Drive event. Link: http://www.mobilemag.com/2010/01/26/paper-waste-powered-car-roams-washington/

To be featured during the Washington Auto Show is a special flex-fuel Chevrolet HHR. This will be at the Washington Convention Center and there will be an opportunity for government VIPs and members of the press to test drive the car today at the Ride ‘n Drive event. Link to …

A recently established protocol will encourage landfill diversion of organic wastes to composting and anaerobic digestion. Link:

A recently established protocol will encourage landfill diversion of organic wastes to composting and anaerobic digestion. Link: http://www.jgpress.com/archives/_free/001885.html

A recently established protocol will encourage landfill diversion of organic wastes to composting and anaerobic digestion. Link to full article

I’ve spent the better part of a week in Japan, now, visiting some of the most advanced recycling facilities in the world. In some ways, it’s been exhilarating: Japan’s strict regulatory structure ensures that the most difficult wastes – say, automobiles – are recycled as far as current technology and …

I’ve spent the better part of a week in Japan, now, visiting some of the most advanced recycling facilities in the world. In some ways, it’s been exhilarating: Japan’s strict regulatory structure ensures that the most difficult wastes – say, automobiles – are recycled as far as current technology and …