Trending New managing director for BASF Canada EU approves acquisition of Nova Chemicals by Adnoc and OMV Canadian packaging supplier E. Hofmann opening first U.S. plant Canada’s KSR sold to ...

The plastic road ahead February 5, 2021 By Canadian Plastics Canadian Plastics Construction Materials Recycling With more and more recycled plastic being used to repave highways and roads around the ...

GreenMantra reports on business growth April 4, 2024 By Canadian Plastics Canadian Plastics Materials Recycling Sustainability The Ontario-based molecular recycling firm is significantly increasing ...

Plastic pyrolysis − chemists explain a technique attempting to tackle plastic waste by bringing the heat March 21, 2025 By Kevin A. Schug, Professor of Analytical Chemistry, University of Texas at ...

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A new technique developed by English researchers uses satellites to detect plastics floating on the sea surface, and distinguish it from naturally occurring floating materials such as seaweed.

Despite media reports, recycling and the use of post-consumer recycled content in plastic packaging is accelerating, the study says.

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