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Kirstin Linnenkoper
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Associate Editor, Recycling International
Nijmegen
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By Kirstin Linnenkoper Verified| Recycling International Verified Nearly 275 million end-of-life tyres are discarded across the United States every year with most ending up in landfill. An R&D team at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill is exploring how used rubber can be broken down into viable industrial materials, specifically precursors for epoxy resins used in adhesives, wind turbines and automotive parts.
By Kirstin Linnenkoper Verified| Recycling International Verified The electronics giant says it is now recovering significant volumes of cobalt from waste batteries generated at its production sites across Vietnam. It has reintegrated the metal into new Galaxy smartphone models. The company’s facilities in Vietnam generate roughly 200 tonnes of waste battery material annually. The material consists of a mix of defective units from the production process and batteries recovered from Galaxy phones returned from the United States.
By Kirstin Linnenkoper Verified| Recycling International Verified Nearly 275 million end-of-life tyres are discarded across the United States every year with most ending up in landfill. An R&D team at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill is exploring how used rubber can be broken down into viable industrial materials, specifically precursors for epoxy resins used in adhesives, wind turbines and automotive parts.
Company Info
Recycling International
Recycling International is a prominent media brand in the recycling industry, established in 1998. Based globally, it provides valuable news and insights for recycling professionals. The team includes key figures such as chief editor Martijn Reintjes and sales manager Judith Wanajala. The company is recognized as a trusted media partner for major industry events like IFAT, ISRI, BIR, and Pollutec. The company offers global recycling news, covering technologies, market trends, and regulatory developments across various sectors, including metals and e-waste. It publishes special editions, such as *Recycling Technology*, which focus on innovations in recycling equipment and processes. Additionally, Recycling International collaborates with international trade shows and conferences to provide targeted content and networking opportunities for industry stakeholders. Its audience includes entrepreneurs, equipment manufacturers, engineers, and researchers, all engaged in advancing sustainability initiatives within the recycling sector.
Netherlands, Netherlands
+31 88 294 4700
Founded: 1998