NanoXplore Inc T.GRA

Planetary Boundary for Plastics and Novel Chems Exceeded

[antlercarver]

Massive tailwind for GRA? 

 

“The total mass of plastics now exceeds the total mass of all living mammals. That to me is a pretty clear indication that we’ve crossed a boundary. We’re in trouble, but there are things we can do to reverse some of this.”

 

“Shifting to a circular economy is really important. That means changing materials and products so they can be reused, not wasted.”

 

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/jan/18/chemical-pollution-has-passed-safe-limit-for-humanity-say-scientists?CMP=twt_a-environment_b-gdneco

[antlercarver]

This on recycled plastics as a means of reducing the GHG footprint of Volvo cars (a NanoXplore customer):   “The GHG emissions from production of polymers for different plastics are currently also significant. These emissions can be reduced by increasing the use of recycled plastics and bioplastics which in turn also would reduce the emissions of fossil GHGs when incinerated after use

[1student]

Yes, yes. Antlercarver. We obviously know all about the Reduction, Recycle and Reuse mantra and the very fact that NanoXplore is well able and intent on making the recycling of previously unrecyclable plastics of far too many sorts a great accomplishment for NanoXplore and it's "Graphene BlackTM" product; not to mention helping to put a feather in the USEPA's cap and the cap of