A team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has won first prize in Phase 2 of NASA’s LunaRecycle Challenge, receiving US$775,000 for a system designed to recycle mixed waste during future lunar and deep-space missions.
The preliminary agenda is now live for Critical Minerals Expo North America, Battery Recycling Expo North America and E-Waste World Expo North America, taking place October 28–29 in Atlanta. More than 60 CEOs, policymakers, engineers and industry experts will take the stage across three dedicated conference tracks.
Oxfam has partnered with ACS (Advanced Clothing Solutions) to launch a clothing rental service using selected garments donated to the charity, creating a new route for extending the life of second-hand clothing.
As Digital Product Passports (DPPs) move closer to implementation across Europe, attention is increasingly shifting from data collection to data utilisation.
The world's largest sportswear brands are using FIFA World Cup 2026™ - Canada, Mexico and the United States not just as a marketing platform, but as an opportunity to demonstrate that textile-to-textile recycling can work at industrial scale.
STADLER is strengthening its presence in Japan with the establishment of its own subsidiary. We spoke with Megumi Sasaki, Project Director for Stadler Japan Setup, about why this step has become possible now, how the Japanese recycling market is evolving, and what role modern sorting technologies can play in the transition toward a circular economy.
STADLER Group has opened a new office in Japan, strengthening its long-term presence in the Asian market and positioning the company closer to growing demand for advanced sorting and material recovery solutions.
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