Japan - The Government of Japan
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Tabitha Kimani
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Turning plastic waste into crude oil through a 450°C technology.
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I hope it doesn't cause more pollution
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This technology promotes a circular economy by transforming waste into usable resources, reducing the need for virgin materials and minimizing environmental degradation.
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If only this was to work and be embraced by many, we would surely deal with the plastics that bring about most of the pollution.
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@jane_wangui absolutely...
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this is a great way of keeping our planet safe from. plastics
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@annett_michuki yeaa getting rid of plastics from our environment is a great achievement
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This is impressive given just how much plastic waste is in most if not all countries. It will go a long way in minimizing the plastic menace.
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@winnie_nguru i agree...
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This is a a significant advancement in recycling technology. However it is not a sustainable alternative energy source. They should invest more in renewable energy for better future.
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@walter_lungayi i agree... They need to invest more on renewable energy
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Could this be the solution for the plastic waste problem around the world?
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@rosebellendiritu it could be as long as it doesn't produce more pollution during the process