Category: Recycling
Propelling Circular Economy Objectives Through EPR Adherence
With the world moving towards a more sustainable and resilient tomorrow, the circular economy has come to be a map for development—a bold framework by which waste is avoided, resources get reused, and materials maintain their worth as long as they can. In this new framework, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a significant factor in…
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Energy for Sustainability: The Imperative for Battery Recycling
In our world of electrification, batteries drive everything—smartphones and laptops, electric cars and energy backup systems. All this quiet revolution has driven technological innovation and sustainability gains, especially with the use of clean energy. But now there is an increasingly unignorable flipside: the swelling heap of spent batteries. Without careful disposal and recycling, these small…
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Rubber Reclaim and Recycling: The Pillar of India’s Circular Economy
India is leading the change towards a sustainable, circular economy, and spearheading this revolution is the rubber reclaim and recycling sector. With the country struggling with mounting piles of end-of-life tyres (ELTs) and other rubber wastes, rubber reclaim and recycling are becoming the key drivers towards closing the loop, retaining resources, and driving industrial development.…
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Tyre Recycling in India: Confronting Scrap Tyres towards a Greener Future
India is grappling with an emerging problem with scrap tyres mounting in various parts of the nation. Every year, millions of tyres hit the end of their lifespan and contribute to the rising waste that poses a risk to our world and human health. Tyre recycling, however, provides a green solution—recycling this waste into usable…
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India’s Tyre Dilemma Finds Its Solution: EPRXchange’s Recycling Mission
India is a fast-growing economy with one of the world’s largest automobile markets. Millions of cars are taking to the roads, and hence the demand for tyres is exploding. But this boom accompanies an urgent environmental issue—waste tyres. Abandoned tyres represent a gigantic danger to the environment, filling landfills, contaminating water sources, and even serving…
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Scrap Tyres and Tyre Recycling in India: Challenges and Opportunities
India, which has one of the world’s largest automobile industries, produces a stupendous amount of scrap tyres annually. With the increased number of vehicles on the roads, the problem of waste tyres increases manifold. Though disposal of scrap tyres is an environmental concern of major proportions, it also holds plenty of opportunities for eco-friendly recycling…
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How EPR Promotes Innovation in Waste Reduction
In the fast-paced, consumption-oriented society of today, waste management has become a worldwide imperative. With increasing concern over environmental degradation and landfill saturation, innovative solutions are critical to sustainable development. One such revolutionary solution is Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)—a policy instrument that holds producers responsible for the entire life cycle of their products, particularly their…
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Endowing Old Tyres with New Life
Where do the millions of tyres thrown away annually go? Landfills, unfortunately, are all too often the endpoint, creating major environmental issues. What if we could take this waste and turn it into a useful commodity with myriad uses, however? Meet crumb rubber – an eco-friendly and groundbreaking product made from recycling end-of-life tyres. We…
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Scrap Tyres, Big Potential: Innovative Recycling Solutions
The globe is observing a shocking increase in waste, and one of the most recalcitrant and troublesome culprits are scrap tyres. Millions of tyres are being sent to landfills each year, contaminating the environment and contributing to toxic waste levels. Yet rather than regarding them as waste, we need to view them as potential that…
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The Future of Rubber Waste Management in India
India, which is one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, is also witnessing a steep rise in industrial and consumer waste. Of the many forms of waste, rubber waste—especially from used tyres—is a significant environmental problem. With more people owning vehicles and the use of rubber-based products increasing, so does the issue of dumped rubber, which…
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