Lecture

Recycling Beverage Cartons

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Description

This lecture covers the recycling process of beverage cartons, detailing the composition of cartons, waste-to-energy systems, energy and cost recovery, environmental benefits, and the economic impact on households. It also discusses the importance of reducing fossil-based products and the environmental advantages of waste recovery.

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