Waste-to-Energy (WtE) refers to the process of generating energy in the form of electricity or heat from the primary treatment of waste. This approach addresses two critical challenges: waste disposal and energy production. As global waste generation escalates, with over 2 billion tonnes of municipal...
In today's world, effective waste management is more crucial than ever. With increasing urbanisation and rising population levels, the pressure on waste disposal companies has never been higher. The psychological factors that influence how individuals and communities dispose of waste are complex yet vital to...
As the world grapples with the increasing need for sustainable practices, Johannesburg's textile industry is emerging as a key player in the circular economy. The city's fashion scene is shifting toward more sustainable and waste-reducing practices that help tackle the growing concerns around textile waste....
Medical waste is a significant challenge for any waste company, with healthcare facilities producing vast amounts of waste daily. These materials, ranging from non-hazardous plastics to sensitive pharmaceutical waste, pose both environmental and disposal issues. Upcycling medical waste is an emerging solution, transforming these byproducts...
Waste disposal companies in South Africa are seeing a significant transformation in the industry, driven by growing environmental concerns, stricter regulatory frameworks, and a shift toward more sustainable practices. As businesses and government bodies work together to meet sustainability goals, the role of green certification...
Each medical waste company knows how crucial proper management is for safeguarding both public health and the environment. However, rural clinics in South Africa often face significant challenges in managing their medical waste due to limited infrastructure and resources. Decentralised Medical Waste Treatment Units (DMWTUs)...
As the world grapples with environmental issues, the construction industry is seeking sustainable alternatives to traditional building materials. Eco-bricks, made from non-recyclable plastic waste, have emerged as a promising solution for creating environmentally-friendly structures. In South Africa, eco-bricks are being used to build schools, homes,...
Efficient waste sorting is the backbone of any successful recycling initiative. With growing environmental concerns and the global push for more sustainable practices, advancements in waste sorting technology are becoming increasingly important. A waste management company that stays on top of these innovations can significantly...
Mining is one of South Africa's most significant industries, contributing to the country's economic growth, job creation, and global market presence. However, with great responsibility comes even greater environmental challenges. Proper waste management is critical for reducing the adverse effects mining can have on the...
In times of global health crises, medical waste management becomes a critical issue. Pandemics, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, result in an overwhelming increase in healthcare-related waste, stressing existing systems and posing significant risks to both human and environmental health. This article explores the surge...
