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As part of the U.S. DOE Voucher Program, Frontline Waste will validate a novel catalytic process for generating advanced biofuels from waste.

A decarbonisation plan in the oil and gas sector is underway but it’s difficult, capital-intensive and will take a very long time. Biofuels, and in particular bioblends, could help in the process.

The focus on the 3 Rs is all important. Sadly, there is still a massive amount of waste being produced, that is currently not being treated. What happens with this?

As the third-largest global methane producer, the waste sector can drastically reduce its emissions by moving away from dumps and landfills, and adopting disposal methods that turn waste into value.

With hurricanes causing destruction and other natural disasters around the corner, it is worth highlighting the importance of having waste systems that are mobile and can offer fast help in different ways.

The annual invasion of sargassum seaweed into the Caribbean and Florida is real, costly, and a big problem for beach communities and tourism... unless you do something out of it.

Living in Myanmar highlights the different challenges we have in the world with waste. To find a new way forward, we have to first move away from the western thought process and business models, which have developed over the past 2 – 3 centuries.

A reflection published in the Waste Advantage Magazine on how the USA could lead the way to small-scale waste technologies and zero-waste cities by means of spurring waste industry innovation and showcasing American waste technologies.