What if we consider the grass clippings as a raw material and not as a waste stream? […]
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Roadside cuttings, the raw material of the future?
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Latest updates from RECOVER
RECOVER is a 4-year project started on 1st June 2020 that scales up an innovative biotech solution for the non-recyclable plastic packaging and agricultural films waste streams, based on the combination of plastic-degrading microorganisms, novel enzymes, earthworms and insects resulting in new feedstocks, chitin and chitosan for plastics and coatings, new fertilizers for the primary sector and bio-based industries. […]
RECOVER: The future of Agri-food Waste Plastics treatment
RECOVER, funded by BBI-JU, is built upon the needs to solve the contamination of agro-fields with non-biodegradable agro-plastics, improving the municipal waste handling by decreasing the packaging fraction going to unsustainable waste management routes. […]
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ECOFUNCO – ECO sustainable multi FUNctional biobased COATings with enhanced performance and end of life options
Recover
Agrimax
Grassification
Grassification – D1.2.1 Development of a general outline for a joint public procurement process
Grassification – Use of biocomposites of biopolymers and roadside clippings for prototype products (e.g. landscape infrastructure)
Stakeholder survey on grass fiber quality requirements
WE NEED YOUR HELP! to establish a viable value chain for grass clippings within the Interreg 2-seas Grassification project. […]
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Grassification – Brochure
New-C-Land: an intuitive interface
The Interreg New-C-Land project team created a map that identifies abandoned sites and end-users of biomass. This database now provides answers to users who wish to source plant crops and allows managers of neglected sites to derive benefits by valorizing them. […]