Waste of all kinds is a problem for everyone.
Municipal waste -
Industrial waste -
Agricultural waste -
Hazardous waste -
Waste from green energy production -
Nuclear waste - Electricity generated from nuclear power plants results in a small amount of waste. There are two strategies in practice: storage or reuse. What is nuclear waste, and what do we do with it?
A universal solution - Plasma Recycling. U.S. residents generate approximately 4.5 pounds of solid waste per person per day, more than 245 million tons in a single year. An environmentally sound and technologically advanced waste-to-energy solution, the plasma recycler, can recycle solid waste.
Plasma gasification technology can also be applied to convert any carbon-containing feedstock into clean energy and valuable byproducts. These include biomass, biosolids, coal, tar sands, hazardous wastes, and petroleum refining byproducts. See how it works
Reduce - Reuse - Recycle