Where there’s muck there’s aluminium (if not brass)

Technology developed in Cambridge at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology lies at the heart of a commercial process that can turn toothpaste tubes and drinks pouches into both aluminium and fuel in just three minutes. The process recycles a form of packaging - plastic-aluminium laminates - whose only fate was landfill or incineration. Now, in a commercial-scale plant, built and operated by Cambridge spin-out Enval Limited, up to 2,000 tonnes of packaging are recycled a year - roughly the amount handled by regional waste handlers - and it generates enough energy to run itself. The research was funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council.
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still STEM is yet underfunded though

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cool tech

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aluminum can probably get the new material , if it considers it good and proper.....