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Waste Dive

American Battery granted export license for $100M in black mass

The permit allows ABTC to continue operations at its critical mineral recycling facility. The company says battery collection and shredding infrastructure has developed faster than domestic downstream refining capacity.

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Recycling Today

Supersede opens manufacturing facility in Indiana

The company, which makes building materials with recycled polypropylene, has located the facility in Elkhart County, considered the heart of the U.S.’ RV industry.

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I travelled all over the country on a €63 monthly rail pass: readers’ favourite holidays in Germany
The Guardian - Travel

I travelled all over the country on a €63 monthly rail pass: readers’ favourite holidays in Germany

From cycling in Berlin and the Black Forest to world-class cocktail bars in Cologne and magical North Sea beaches, readers share their travel tips • Tell us about a sunny autumn break – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucher In an often overlooked corner of Germany, near the Dutch border, Münster is an absolute gem. Covered porticos will convince you…

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Ocean Conservancy

Why Donate at the End of the Year?

Every year, millions of people choose to give back during the holiday season. Giving Tuesday and year-end giving offer opportunities to support the causes that matter the most to you—and help create meaningful change before a new year begins. For ocean lovers, Giving Tuesday is an opportunity to turn passion into action. This global day of […] The post Why…

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American Hiking Society

Raise a Pint for Trails You Love: Celebrate 50 Years of American Hiking Society at Reuben’s Brews

Join American Hiking Society on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, at Reuben's Brews Ballard Taproom in Seattle for a free 50th birthday celebration and fundraiser. Reuben's donates $1 to AHS for every pint sold. The post Raise a Pint for Trails You Love: Celebrate 50 Years of American Hiking Society at Reuben’s Brews appeared first on American Hiking Society .

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Residual to Raw Material: Vecoplan at Ecomondo
Waste Management World

Residual to Raw Material: Vecoplan at Ecomondo

At Ecomondo 2026, Vecoplan showcases the VAZ 2500 and VEZ 3300 e-mobil for turning residual materials into secondary raw materials. Vecoplan can be found at Hall A2, Stand 200.

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Surfrider Foundation Europe

EU laws and institutions: understanding it all in 10 key points

Commission, Council, Parliament, directive, regulation, transposition… European vocabulary can seem complex, yet these institutions and texts shape our daily lives. From reducing single-use plastics to protecting our coastlines, many laws applied in France and in neighbouring countries originate in Brussels. For several months now, a vast effort of…

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Heat exchanger replacement keeps biogas flowing
Waste Management World

Heat exchanger replacement keeps biogas flowing

HRS recently supplied HRS DTI Series heat exchangers to YTL Group to replace old heating infrastructure for the anaerobic digestion plant at Wessex Water’s Avonmouth wastewater treatment facility – including helping the lead contractor access a very short installation window.

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Stepping back in time: a historic walk along Dorset’s Jurassic Coast
The Guardian - Travel

Stepping back in time: a historic walk along Dorset’s Jurassic Coast

A ride in a water taxi transforms a stunning hike from Lyme Regis to West Bay into a perfect circular route Many favour a circular walk, but you can give a linear one new shape with the addition of a novel form of transport. My wife Helen, our friend Tom Cox and I take the water taxi – a rigid inflatable boat (Rib) – from West Bay on Dorset’s coast to Lyme…

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Saving the Siamese crocodile: Cambodia moves to protect one of the world’s last wild populations
The Guardian - Environment

Saving the Siamese crocodile: Cambodia moves to protect one of the world’s last wild populations

Indigenous communities play crucial role, as ‘genetic bank’ area of wetland offers hope for critically endangered reptile In the 1990s, conservationists in Cambodia feared the Siamese crocodile had disappeared for good. Fishing and hunting had devastated the species throughout the 20th century, leaving populations across its native south-east Asia on the…

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