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This Artist Is Painting the Pacific Crest Trail, One Gorgeous View at a Time
Outside — Hiking

This Artist Is Painting the Pacific Crest Trail, One Gorgeous View at a Time

A California landscape artist is thru-hiking the iconic trail with his art supplies in his backpack. Every day, he stops and paints another picture of an iconic vista, breathtaking wildflower, or scenic forest. The post This Artist Is Painting the Pacific Crest Trail, One Gorgeous View at a Time appeared first on Outside Online .

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Bridging the gap between regulation and reality
Waste Management World

Bridging the gap between regulation and reality

The PPWR, which comes into effect on 12 August, sets targets for the use of recycled materials. In practice, however, the question of "how" often remains unclear. Rising costs and uncertain conditions are currently limiting the potential of the circular economy. However, modern technologies and processes can translate targets into solutions.

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Turning waste into climate action: Kanadevia Inova bets big on carbon capture
Waste Management World

Turning waste into climate action: Kanadevia Inova bets big on carbon capture

Swiss engineering company Kanadevia Inova is positioning itself as a key player in decarbonising one of the world’s most stubborn emissions sectors. With the first full-scale carbon capture facility at a UK Waste-to-Energy (WtE) plant now under construction, the company is translating years of pilot experience into industrial reality – and eyeing a global…

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A lasting partnership brings innovative waste sorting to Firminy
Waste Management World

A lasting partnership brings innovative waste sorting to Firminy

At the modernised Firminy sorting centre near Saint-Étienne, more than two decades of collaboration between Suez and Pellenc ST is lifting recycling performance, with AI-driven technology sharpening the purity of recovered materials.

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I Finally Hiked Havasu Falls. Here Are 6 Things I Wish I Knew Beforehand.
Outside — Hiking

I Finally Hiked Havasu Falls. Here Are 6 Things I Wish I Knew Beforehand.

Master the new Havasu Falls permit system and tackle the 10-mile trek with lessons learned from associate editor Madison Dapcevich. The post I Finally Hiked Havasu Falls. Here Are 6 Things I Wish I Knew Beforehand. appeared first on Outside Online .

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‘As if I was on a Greek island, but without the stifling heat’: readers’ favourite cooler European coasts
The Guardian — Travel

‘As if I was on a Greek island, but without the stifling heat’: readers’ favourite cooler European coasts

From the Fanad peninsula in Ireland to the forested beaches of Finland, these are your favourite escapes without the fear of getting frazzled • Tell us about your favourite food festival – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucher Saulkrasti’s long beaches and scented pine forests are an hour from Riga on the frequent local train. The forests come right…

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The Life-Saving Summer Hiking Trick Every Dog Owner Needs To Know
Outside — Hiking

The Life-Saving Summer Hiking Trick Every Dog Owner Needs To Know

Think a wet towel or alcohol on paw pads cools down an overheated dog? New research reveals a much faster, safer, physiology-backed method. The post The Life-Saving Summer Hiking Trick Every Dog Owner Needs To Know appeared first on Outside Online .

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Whey waste turns into a carbon capture material
Waste Management World

Whey waste turns into a carbon capture material

ETH Zurich researchers have turned dairy whey and tofu wastewater into reusable protein beads that pull CO2 from ambient air without heat or vacuum.

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Global events highlight key role of renewable biofertilisers
Waste Management World

Global events highlight key role of renewable biofertilisers

As key players in the global biogas industry prepare to descend on the NEC, Birmingham (UK) for the World Biogas Expo on 8-9 July, world events and recent research have shone a spotlight on the key role that renewable biofertilisers – such as digestate – can have in agriculture and food production, and the importance of correct handling and processing.

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TOMRA expands its Dynamic LIBS application range
Waste Management World

TOMRA expands its Dynamic LIBS application range

TOMRA Recycling, the top supplier of sensor-based sorting solutions for the worldwide recycling sector, is broadening the scope of AUTOSORT™ PULSE to include more than just aluminium alloy separation. This LIBS-based dynamic sorting system can now be used for a wider variety of materials, including stainless steel, heavy metals, magnesium, and incinerator…

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Chasing the last one per cent
Waste Management World

Chasing the last one per cent

Benfleet Scrap Co already handled every grade of metal in Essex. For aluminium, the family firm decided good wasn’t good enough and built a new, highly automated line with ELDAN Recycling to chase alloy-grade purity.

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Make the role of waste management visible
Waste Management World

Make the role of waste management visible

Waste management is too often treated as an afterthought in policy — yet it's the thread that holds the zero-waste agenda together. ISWA President James Law on why 2026 must be the year the sector's role becomes impossible to ignore.

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