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The new episode of Plastic. Climate. Future. is here, and this time we're getting into the groove with Outi Teräs from Neste! They're not just breaking a sweat tackling plastic pollution, they're turning waste into valuable resources, by making ... 🎵Like a Virgin🎵... plastics!   This episode is packed with insights on how Neste is tackling plastic pollution head-on and shaping a more circular future for our planet. We'll explore:   - How Neste's innovative approach to chemical recycling is turning low-quality plastic waste into high-quality products you use every day! - The magic behind Neste's Circular Journey: a process that refines waste into valuable resources - Neste's groundbreaking Liquefaction technology: Uncover the science behind transforming plastic waste into oil for high-quality recycled plastics!   Don't miss this opportunity to learn how chemical recycling is revolutionizing the way we manage plastic waste! Head over to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube to listen to the full episode! -with Mateusz Wielopolski, John Sewell and Pedro Guincho #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #PlasticRecycling #Neste #Podcast

❤️🔥 Do you have a passion for #plastic #waste ♻️? You absolutely should, if a healthy planet matters to you! 🌏 Still not convinced, then let "The Madonna of Chemical Recycling", the incredible Outi Teräs herself, from Neste convince you in our latest Plastic. Climate. Future. episode. There, Outi dives deep into why chemical recycling is a crucial weapon in our fight against plastic pollution. She also explains how Neste is closing the loop by transforming plastic waste into valuable resources – a true embodiment of Neste's mission: to create a healthier planet for our children by replacing fossil fuels with renewable solutions. 🧪 Here's the key takeaway: Collaboration is key! As Outi showcases, working across the value chain unlocks possibilities for creating sustainable products using high-quality recycled materials. ♻️ Chemical recycling isn't a silver bullet, but it's a powerful tool. Let's embrace innovation and open our minds to a #future where plastic waste becomes a resource, not a burden. Listen to the full episode and subscribe on all podcast platforms! #PlasticPollution #ChemicalRecycling #Sustainability #Neste #CircularEconomy #Innovation #Collaboration #FutureofPlastics #Podcast #PCF

What needs to happen to solve the plastic waste problem?    ➡️ We need systems to collect, sort, and recycle plastic waste to make new plastic.    In the first series of our TOMRA Talk Circular podcast, we discussed what it takes to create a circular plastics economy with Dr Ramesh Ramachandran, CEO of the No Plastic Waste Initiative at the Minderoo Foundation.    We thoroughly enjoyed our conversation, in which we discussed:    Policy trends to curb #PlasticPollution  Sustainability and consumer decisions  Infrastructure expansion  Key solutions for accelerating #circularity    🎧 Stream the episode or read the transcript now: https://lnkd.in/dPVXBESq #TOMRATalksCircular #EnvironmentalPodcast #PlasticWaste #CircularEconomy #PlasticPackaging #PlasticRecycling 

Ellen Martin, Circulate Capital’s Chief Impact Officer, and Umesh Madhavan, The Circulate Initiative’s Research Director, recently sat down with ‘Invested in Climate’ podcast host, Jason Rissman, to discuss why creating a circular economy for plastics is vital to eliminating the flow of plastic waste into our environment and reducing the emissions generated from creating new plastic products. The conversation focuses on an ambitious effort to catalyze and fund the systems change needed to get us there.   We talk about the history and state of the plastic pollution crisis, the highly collaborative investment ecosystem in place to solve this challenge, and the investment opportunities we believe can scale circular solutions.   Listen to the podcast here: https://lnkd.in/g2F8aXyK   #CircularEconomy #BlendedFinance #Plastics #Recycling

Plastic waste is a growing concern, yet it can be a valuable feedstock for recycling. The key lies in consumer behavior, effective sorting at the source, efficient waste collection, and strategic management across the entire value chain. If you wonder about the current state of technology for both chemical and mechanical recycling, the volumes collected for recycling, the premiums paid versus virgin, certifications, and regulations, visit our Plastic Circularity report. #PlasticRecycling #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #Innovation #Podcast Here is also our podcast which delves into the world of Plastic Circularity. Click to listen: https://lnkd.in/d8mUbHbF

🎧 In the latest episode of the adaPETation® Podcast, join us as Nano Morante, the visionary founder of PLASTIC People, shares his extraordinary transformation from a digital nomad to an eco-warrior. 🚀🌿 👣 Follow Nano's inspiring journey, where a chance encounter led him from the streets of Vietnam to the forefront of environmental change. Discover how 'Plastic People' is not just about recycling, but revolutionizing the way we view and handle the 85% of plastic waste that's often overlooked. 🌐🔄 💡 Nano's story is a testament to the power of personal ambition, innovative thinking, and unwavering dedication to our planet. It's about seeing the unseen and turning challenges into opportunities for regeneration and sustainability. 🌟🌱 👏 Dive into this episode and get inspired by Nano's journey of changing the world, one piece of plastic at a time. Let's celebrate and support the innovators who are making a real difference in our fight against plastic pollution. 🎉🌊 #Sustainability #Regeneration #PlasticPollution #Innovation #EcoWarrior #PlasticPeople #adaPETationPodcast #EnvironmentalChange 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eNtdYksV

How can we make cups out of compostable plastic in order to reduce plastic waste? Listen to our new episode where we delve into the world of eco-friendly alternatives to petroleum-based plastics! We talk with Raegan Kelly, the product lead and co-founder of Better For All, spearheading the movement to switch to compostable and reusable cups as opposed to traditional single-use plastics. Better for All cups stand out due to their unique composition. They are crafted from P-Hydroxy-Benzota Hydroxylase (PHBH), a biopolymer belonging to the PHA family. This substance is derived from living fermented microorganisms. As a result, these cups are not only biodegradable but also originate from naturally occurring living organisms, allowing them to break down in any form of organic matter. These cups, certified non-toxic and free of harmful additives, offer a sustainable alternative to conventional plastic cutlery. 🥤🌏 To learn more, listen to the full episode now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, KALW Radio, and our website at climatebreak.org. 🌿 Enjoying our bite-sized climate news and solutions on the go? Tune in every Tuesday for our 2 minutes-or-less episodes. Listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, KALW radio, and our website at climatebreak.org. Climate Break - your podcast for solutions in a hurry! #ClimateBreak #SustainableSolutions #ClimateSolutions #ClimateAction

PODCAST | 🎧 The ocean begins in your home, with Adam Parker, re-founder and CMO, OceanSaver 🎧 "Every other breath you take comes from the ocean…" 🌬️ Ever thought about the impact of your cleaning products? OceanSaver is on a mission to save ocean life from plastic pollution and harmful chemicals in 28 billion plastic cleaning products created annually. Tune in to the latest episode of Can Marketing Save the Planet, to hear 🌍 Adam Joe Parker 🌊 discuss: 🔹 Ocean pollution and overfishing 🔹 Eco-friendly product solutions 🔹 The role of marketers and retailers in promoting sustainability 🔹 Making sustainable choices accessible and affordable Listen to the full episode - https://lnkd.in/eKb3mHNs #Marketing #Sustainability #OceanConservation #PlasticFree #EcoFriendly #Podcast #OceanSave #CircularEconomy #MarketingForGood

Is plastic waste a burden or a hidden treasure? This question wandered through my mind ever since I got into the world of Circular Economy and Sustainability. However, in Plastic. Climate. Future.'s latest podcast episode we had the chance of meeting Outi Teräs from Neste which provided much needed insights on this thematic. This episode clarifies how chemical recycling can be a crucial weapon in our fight against plastic pollution, and how Neste is an example of closing the loop by transforming plastic waste into valuable resources. Last but not least, if I had to choose a main takeaway from this episode, it's that collaboration is definitely key, as it is showcased that working (and networking) across the value chain allows for the development of sustainable products using high-quality recycled materials. So, to answer my initial question, plastic waste can be viewed as a "treasure" if managed correctly, with chemical recycling being one of the powerful solutions. Take a look at the full episode following the link in the comments.