UNC-Chapel Hill has withdrawn its application to burn pellets made of paper and plastic scraps instead of coal in its power plant on Cameron Avenue.
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The Cool Down on MSNFirst-of-its-kind facility could transform the future of plastic bags: 'We never said that it is absolutely a no-go'"It has a role to play." First-of-its-kind facility could transform the future of plastic bags: 'We never said that it is ...
Research has shown that microplastics can absorb and accumulate toxic chemicals, including persistent organic pollutants ...
The university had proposed burning paper and plastic pellets at its power plant as a way to shift from coal and reduce ...
Every year, an estimated 2.5 billion nurdles – lentil-sized plastic resin pellets – enter Port Phillip Bay through stormwater ...
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