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Plastic in Landfills

Recycling plastic in landfills has emerged as an effective solution for reducing waste and promoting sustainability.
Carl Nesset
By Carl Nesset
1 min read

The plastic industry has experienced rapid growth in recent years, driven by increased demand for plastic products across various sectors. However, this growth has also led to an increase in plastic waste, posing significant environmental challenges. Recycling plastic has emerged as a crucial solution to reduce plastic waste and promote sustainability. While recycling plastic in landfills is a less-known solution, it presents a viable option for reducing waste and conserving natural resources. 

 

plastic in landfills

 

Recycled plastic in landfills 

Recycling plastic in landfills has emerged as an effective solution for reducing waste and promoting sustainability. By adopting innovative recycling technologies and embracing sustainable practices, we can create a better future for ourselves and the planet. The challenges and solutions in recycling plastic in landfills show us that sustainability is a collective effort that requires the participation of individuals, businesses, and governments. Let us work together to promote a greener future and ensure a healthier planet for generations to come.

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About The Author

Carl Nesset
Carl Nesset

With a background in media, technology and production, Carl holds an MA in Journalism and Documentary from Volda University College. Carl has worked as a lecturer, producer and entrepreneur. Having started his own film company, Carl later founded the fintech startup SmartWay - an offline mobile payment platform in the Oslo fintech scene. Carl combines expertise in innovation, technology and project management to implement new circular economy workflows. In April 2018, Carl joined Empower as co-founder and COO to manage operations and pilot projects involving tracking and collection partners.

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