HYD Recycling Materials for Circular Economy (North America) Research and Development Centre is dedicated to researching, developing, introducing and implementing new technologies, materials, and processes for recycling resources, all while upholding the principles of sustainable development. It adheres to the concept of sustainable development and is based on the circular economic model to promote cooperation between industry, academia, and government. We are committed to collaborative research and development provide recommendations and solutions with professional reports for urban environment. We follow the local governance and circular economy construction in North America. Together, we will create the best positive impact to the production, economy, society and environment.
Increase the recovery rate of recyclable materials to transform waste into resources. Strengthening recycling systems and raising public awareness about recyclable materials can reduce the volume of waste sent to landfills.
Incorporate recycled materials into the circular economy by reprocessing and remanufacturing them. Establishing recycling facilities and remanufacturing enterprises can extend the lifespan of materials, thereby decreasing the burden on landfills.
Enact stricter waste management policies and regulations to encourage businesses and individuals to adopt more circular economy practices. By rewarding recycling and resource utilization behaviors and increasing penalties for illegal dumping and environmental degradation, support for the circular economy can be enhanced.
As the urgency to address plastic waste grows, its global impact becomes increasingly concerning. Limited waste management infrastructure often results in improper disposal practices, leading to the accumulation of plastics in water bodies, streets, and natural habitats. However, innovative technologies offer promising solutions to combat this crisis. Advanced hydro cleaning and shredding techniques are among the innovative methods being developed to efficiently tackle plastic waste, ensuring a cleaner environment for current and future generations
Discarded fishing nets, often referred to as "ghost nets," pose a significant threat to marine ecosystems. These nets, lost or abandoned at sea, continue to trap and entangle marine life, including fish, sea turtles, marine mammals, and seabirds. Furthermore, these ghost nets break down into microplastic particles, compounding the issue of plastic pollution in our oceans. Through R&D, innovative materials and technologies can be developed to create more sustainable fishing gear that minimizes the impact of lost or abandoned nets on marine ecosystems.
Repurposing used agricultural films for upcycling is notably challenging due to the considerable presence of soil, sand, small scrap metal fragments, and other residues. Sophisticated sorting, shredding, and cleaning processes are essential to ensure the purity of the flakes, thereby enhancing their value.
Despite the recyclable nature of PCR films, they have traditionally been shunned by recyclers due to their high levels of mixing and contamination, posing significant risks to recycling machinery. Our innovative solutions empower our clients to efficiently convert these waste films into highly sought-after resources, revolutionizing the recycling landscape.
At HYDRD, we believe that recycling is a collective responsibility. Join us in creating a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future for our planet. We offer a range of educational programmes and workshops to help you learn more about waste reduction and recycling. Our community outreach initiatives promote awareness and encourage active participation in waste reduction efforts.
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