09Nov
Redwood Materials EV Recycling
@RedwoodMat is preparing to recycle a quarter million EV’s batteries.
- On November 9, 2023 Read More
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09Nov
Battery Recycling Program
@Call2Recycle and D.C. Department of Energy and Environment have partnered to create the first battery recycling program that accepts rechargeable and single-use batteries.
- On November 9, 2023 Read More
26Oct
Pumpkin Recycling
Don’t throw away your Halloween Pumpkins, think about reusing them for treats for wildlife.
- On October 26, 2023 Read More
26Oct
Calgary International Airport Runway and Tunnel
The Runway at Calgary International Airport project used 400,00 cubic meters of concrete, with Fly Ash provided by, TransAlta 15 percent Fly Ash was used in place of Portland Cement.
- On October 26, 2023 Read More
26Oct
Capitol Tower/Bank of America Tower
The Capitol Tower/Bank of America tower was built as a LEED Platinum v4 level certified building. In the building process, 55% of the cement in the custom concrete mix was replaced with Fly Ash.
- On October 26, 2023 Read More
18Oct
Tesla Cell Recycling Pilot Plant
@Tesla announces the new Cell Recycling Pilot Plant, their plan is to achieve metal recovery on their own. This could potentially make their electric vehicles more affordable.
- On October 18, 2023 Read More
18Oct
Would you be interested in a Reuse Pro?
@TerraCycle‘s CEO Tom Szaky says #REUSE needs to be the new #RECYCLE to accomplish the goal of eliminating waste.
- On October 18, 2023 Read More
18Oct
New way to Recycle Lithium Batteries
@PNE_Cycle has come up with a better way to recycle lithium batteries. In their process, they have figured out how to clean up the cathode materials without destroying them.
- On October 18, 2023 Read More
18Oct
Renewable Energy Projects End-of-Life Plans
While there has not been a rule or guideline on how to prevent abandonment by the end of the project’s life, we know from past projects it’s an issue.
- On October 18, 2023 Read More
04Oct
DFW Connector
“ For the DFW Connector Project, concrete with 25% Class F fly ash replacement was used to help produce, among other things, the longest bridge girders in TxDOT history.”
- On October 4, 2023 Read More