Finland has created a smart circular-energy system where used cooking oil from restaurants is recycled into clean fuel that powers public buses. What once went down the drain is now keeping cities moving — with lower emissions and cleaner air. • Used cooking oil is collected from restaurants and food facilities. • The oil is refined into renewable diesel or biofuel suitable for bus engines. • The fuel works in existing vehicles — no engine modifications required. • Emissions are significantly lo

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♻️ Recycling plastic into fuel brings things full circle says chemical engineer Professor Sankar Bhattacharya. He’s built a prototype processing plant at Monash University, that turns plastic and waste tyres into diesel fuel. 🎥 Watch the video and read this article to learn more about his research: https://bit.ly/35TCiBy | Monash University India

25 shares | Kenya Airways, the East African nation’s airline, recently launched an initiative focused on turning plastic waste into diesel as a means of generating cheaper fuel while addressing pollution. VOA’s Victoria Amunga has more from Nairobi. | VOA Africa | Facebook