AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoE-waste: Singapore is trialling around 2,000 new drop-off points at locker and parcel-collection sites, sending devices to licensed recyclers for processing and secure data destruction. Waste-to-fuel: Bangladesh’s prime minister backed further development of technology that turns sewage, kitchen and farm waste into fuel oil; lab tests report a 50–55% biocrude yield, with a pilot plant the next step. International Cooperation: Haiti and the OAS discussed a proposed programme combining waste management, community reforestation and training for at least 2,000 young people across five departments. Reuse: University of Houston engineers have built a highway-sign structure from retired wind turbine blades, giving hard-to-recycle composites a second use. Local Recycling: Salem, New Hampshire, is considering ending its transfer-station recycling programme in 2027, which could leave residents relying on private haulers.
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