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Breaking News:

 Is That Glass OJ Bottle Really Sustainable? Consumers Misled

Consumers overwhelmingly prefer glass packaging for orange juice, believing it to be the most environmentally friendly option. However, a new study reveals that glass is actually one of the least sustainable choices when considering the entire packaging lifecycle. Carton packaging emerges as the most sustainable option for single-serve orange juice containers, challenging common perceptions about eco-friendly packaging.(see more)

Sustainable Lithium Recovery Breakthrough

A new microwave-based process promises to revolutionize lithium recovery from battery waste, boasting an impressive 50% recovery rate in just 30 seconds. This groundbreaking technology addresses the pressing issue of lithium supply chain constraints and environmental concerns associated with traditional recycling methods. (learn more)

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