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Modern paper and pulp mills produce an enormous amount of waste, 15% of which ends up in landfills. One new technique has developed the use of waste paper sludge- fly ash (PFA) to replace cement in road building and construction, which would significantly reduce related emissions. So far so good…

San Francisco based Mango Materials captures methane emissions from wastewater or landfill centers to produce methane plastic, which is 100% biodegradable. Could methane plastic also be used in MOFs to capture CO2 or methane that could be reprocessed into gas in a bioreactor ?

An Iinnovative business to grows mushrooms in coffee waste, which keeps this waste out of landfills and the methane emissions it would produce.