The U.S. Department of Energy announced the establishment of a Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Prize and a research and development center for the recycling of critical materials such as cobalt and lithium from lithium-ion batteries.
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How it Works Coordinated internationally by The Reef-World Foundation in partnership with the UN Environment Programme, the Green Fins network connects 600 dive centers across 11 countries working to make the dive and snorkel industry more sustainable and environmentally friendly. This network targets 56 diving hotspots across Southeast Asia, the Indian Ocean, the Pacific and the Caribbean; the large numbers of visitors arriving at these destinations each year puts significant pressure on marine systems to sustain high diving traffic.
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Staff exchange were film professionals and environmental experts gather around the topic of circular economy and material management in the film industry.
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Thank you, Evon. Much appreciated.
The circular economy is definitely here to stay.
It is amazing to me that only at this late date are we as a society coming around to the realization that making products that ultimately are just to be tossed must end.
When the idea of “It’s all possible!” (creating products to be reused, not single-use, not “recycled”, but reuse) really hit me was seeing Elon Musk’s company landing a massive booster rocket on a barge.
I thought, “God, if, for the first time in 60+ years someone finally created something as technologically advanced as a booster rocket that can be reused (not left to simply fall into the ocean), then creating just about anything for long term use and ultimate reuse is possible!”
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