Young Pakistanis Take One Problem Into Their Own Hands

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 Article in the New York Times on the efforts of one group of college students in Lahore to clean up garbage in their neighborhood. 

 

"The trash movement, which calls itself Responsible Citizens, does not yet qualify as broad, but it still drew a respectable crowd on a recent Sunday, considering the heat (above 90 degrees) and the time (around 4 p.m.). Mr. Ahmed and his friends were doling out trash bags they had bought for the occasion. About 40 people had gathered. Some were wearing masks. All were carrying shovels."

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The Story of Stuff

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Where does your Packaging Waste Go

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The end-of-life vision for NatureWorks® biopolymer in the long term is to maintain a journey to zero waste - keeping the polymer, regardless of form, out of the landfill and being able to recycle into the same use or higher valued use if possible.  The ideal for PLA is chemical hydrolysis back into lactic acid for processing into essentially new PLA resin.

 

We understand that products and packaging made from PLA will be landfilled and incinerated at the end of their useful life in the near term - but through future innovation, technology and education we are looking to build a bridge to a better end of life.  For more information on the end-of-life vision of NatureWorks LLC, please refer to the end-of-life section of our website.

 

http://www.natureworksllc.com/Flash-Items/EOL-Flash.aspx

source: http://www.natureworksllc.com/

Waste to Energy

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Pocket finder SciFi Endorsement

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