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Coca Cola the first soft drink company in the world to introduce recycling of ocean plastic waste into bottles.
Coca Cola was founded on 29 January 1892, 127 years ago. The founders were John Stith Pemberton as Coca- Cola & Asa Griggs Candler found The Coca-Cola Company. On 16 Oct 2019 in an article by Business Insider coca cola shared its newest research to recycle the marine plastic. In its research Coca Cola introduced the world’s first bottle made from marine’s waste plastic. This project involved 84 beach volunteers to clean the beach in Spain, Portugal and 12 ports across the Mediterranean Sea. -
Jebel Ali hazardous waste treatment facility, Dubai.Dubai Municipality successfully executed the Jebel Ali Hazardous Waste Treatment Facility, which is set to process 600 cubic meters of hazardous liquid waste per day
This project uses Reverse Osmosis framework to reuse just about 75 percent of the treated wastewater, the reject water from RO is sent to dissipate the wastewater which makes the plant Zero Liquid Discharge. Evaporation ponds, stabilization plant and chemical treatment plant is utilized for treating hazardous waste. -
Advanced Disposal Services
Advanced Disposal Services was founded in the year 2000 by Richard Burke(CEO), John Spegal (COO) and Steve Carn (CFO). The companies headquarter is in Ponte Vedra, Florida, United States. The company acquired its first landfills in the year 2000. Acquiring the landfill was the project, as to find suitable waste disposal solution. The company provides wide range of services such as waste collection, recycling and disposal of waste to Commercial, Residential, Industrial and Municipal sectors in US -
Lyttleton Harbour wastewater scheme.The aim of this to project is to connect the Lyttleton Harbour waste water pipeline with the main Christchurch waste pipeline system.
This project combinedly executed by Christchurch city council, Lyttleton port company and environment Canterbury regional council. The new Lyttleton Harbour pipeline can improve the waste water treatment and improve the water treatment in Diamond Harbour and Governor’s Bay as well. The two-stage water treatment plant will transport the water waste from Governor’s Bay and Diamond Harbour to Lyttleton. -
Nappy roofing
this nappy roofing is made by Mailbox mouldings and distributed by Knowaste Company. This was first start in 2010 year .These types of roof are made by disposable nappies. The purpose of this project is to make use of waste material. According to research in UK 80% municipal waste goes to landfill. To prevent the environment from harm. This is a project because it’s creating a pollution free surrounding -
Plastic recycling plant, Thailand
This plant turns scrap plastics into circular polymers. This is the first plastic recycling project in Asia and will serve as a model for the rest of Southeast Asia. the plant will adhere to strict environmental standards. The goal of the plant to achieve 100 percent plastic recycling in Thailand in 2030.this will convert 30,000 tons per year of locally collected low-density polyethylene (LDPE) and linear low-density polyethylene, film into high-quality post-consumer recycled plastic (PCR). -
Urban solid waste management
urban solid waste management plant has used advanced sorting technologies for sorting waste, This technology mainly uses two big blowers for pick up different useful material from waste mixtures, it has utilized the gravity and wind power. Due to air flower function, the light wastes will be blown to other flow lines, while the heavy materials will drop below the conveyor directly.it recycled 90% of the solid waste larger than 60 mm. -
PLASTIC ROADS
This plastic road project is group effort between industry leaders KWS, Wavin and Total and was imagine by inventors Anne koudstaal and Simon jorritsmaof same company. Plastic roads are cheaper than normal roads and plastic roads last up to three times longer than the normal ones. Plastic road has less impact on the surroundings and lees CO2 emit. The purpose of this road is to use more plastic waste instead of disposing to the landfill. This road in Netherlands is the first road made of plastic -
WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECT, EGYPT
The Egyptian authorities have decided to step up their efforts to stop the waste of plastic, builders' rubble and other waste on the streets and highways and have chosen two densely populated regions, Kafr El Sheik and Gharbia with some 8 million residents, as pilots for a comprehensive waste management campaign in the country.The project will run over 5 years, and aim is to collect and process around 5,000 tonnes of waste a day.It has a total budget of EUR 50-100 million. -
ASKAR WASTE-TO-ENERGY PROJECT, BAHRAIN
Bahrain's Kingdom is an archipelago of about 33 islands, the largest being the island of Bahrain. Askar is Bahrain's only existing landfill. The landfill is expected to reach at its peak over the next few years, spread over an area of more than 700 acres.In solution the kingdom of Bahrain has introduced this project.The US $480 million waste treatment plant will handle 390,000 tonnes of solid waste per year, generating 25 MW of electricity to be fed into the national grid.
