Rachel Meidl of The Baker Institute writes on Forbes about the environmental benefits of advanced recycling.
- Advanced recycling converts post-use plastics into their original materials, theoretically creating an infinite recycling process.
- In the Houston area alone, advanced recycling could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 10 million tons of CO2 per year by 2030, all while significantly benefitting the economy.
- In order to grow advanced recycling, we must look to the innovation of the private sector and smart policies to support it.
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“Unlike traditional recycling, advanced recycling can handle contamination, impurities, mixed polymers, and low-quality, low-density plastics. By producing virgin-grade plastic feedstock, the process also avoids ‘downcycling,’ which decreases material quality over time. Conceptually, advanced recycling can be an infinite recycling process. “
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