McDonald’s will stop using plastic toys for their Happy Meal
In an effort to go greener the global fast-food franchise will phase out the plastic toys in their Happy Meal and replace them with more sustainable options. Packaging and plastic…
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In North Carolina, falling costs of clean energy make strange bedfellows
By Elizabeth Ouzts, Energy News Network Manufacturers, mills, and environmental interests oppose Duke-backed legislation because it hampers the role of regulators and costs ratepayers. It’s not often that paper mills…
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Latin Americas largest sorting plant begins operation in Mexico City
Stadler supplied the cutting-edge technology for Latin Americas largest sorting plant. With the opening of the Azcapotzalco Transfer Station and Sorting Plant, the largest and most modern in Latin America Mexico City is the…
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On-site solutions reduce emissions
Global on-site health care waste treatment could save CO2 emissions equivalent to one million cars, a study shows. Tesalys, a French manufacturer of on-site HCW treatment solutions, compared the environmental…
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bp joins multi-billion-dollar hydrogen effort in UK, UAE
bp has partnered with Abu Dhabi energy firms ADNOC and Masdar to decarbonize the UK and United Arab Emirates’ energy and transportation systems. The three companies will invest in clean…
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New Jersey coal plant to be repurposed as a clean energy hub
A renewable energy developer has acquired the site of a retired New Jersey coal-fired power plant in hopes of converting it into an interconnection hub for offshore wind turbine energy…
