Every year, the world generates massive amounts of plastic waste. Driven by global “plastic restriction” policies and “dual carbon” (carbon peak and carbon neutrality) goals, finding efficient solutions for waste…

Globally, over 1.5 billion scrap tires are generated each year. These rubber-based wastes are extremely difficult to degrade naturally and are widely known in the environmental sector as “black pollution.” Not…

As society and the economy continue to develop, automobiles have become an indispensable part of people’s lives. At present, the world generates up to 1 billion waste tyres each year.…

As the global economy develops rapidly, environmental protection has become a key concern shared by countries worldwide. With the acceleration of industrialization, waste plastic output has surged dramatically, exerting immense…

The pollution caused by scrap tires has become an environmental challenge for countries around the world. According to data from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), over 1 billion scrap…

Global plastic waste generation exceeds billions of tons annually, with low-value waste plastics accounting for as high as 50%-70%. A third of packaging plastics are discarded after a single use.…

Scrap tire disposal is a crucial issue in environmental governance and resource recycling worldwide. As industrially advanced regions, Europe and America generate a large quantity of scrap tires annually. Traditional…

Plastic is known as “white pollution”. Every year, hundreds of millions of tons of plastic waste are generated globally, of which low-value plastic waste accounts for 50% to 70% of…

The pollution problem caused by waste tyres has long been a key challenge in the global environmental protection field. This has also provided a stage for a new generation of…

Every year, the world generates over 400 million tons of plastic waste, with white pollution emerging as a critical ecological challenge that countries worldwide must address. The pressing question of…

Waste tires have been labeled as “black pollution,” but from a resource perspective, they possess stable cost characteristics and low impurity content, primarily composed of “natural rubber, synthetic rubber, carbon…