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While some manufacturers take their spent blast media from a dust collector to the trash bin and call it quits, that’s not the right thing to do. Instead, blast away your company’s sustainability goals by recycling your blast media with Ardleigh Minerals Incorporated. #ArdleighMinerals #RecycleBlastMedia https://conta.cc/3VNFlSc

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John Lawrie Metals is proud to be leading the way in responsible metal recycling that benefits both businesses and communities. Our process extends the life of metal, helping preserve valuable natural resources, reducing energy consumption and cutting down on environmental impact. By directing metal into electric arc furnace smelting technology, powered by renewable energy, metal processed at our facilities has been shown to have a 66% lower carbon footprint than metal recycled through traditional methods. Our sites in Aberdeen, Shetland and Evanton process over 200,000 tonnes of material every year, ensuring that natural resources stay in the supply chain instead of ending up in landfill. By making sustainable choices, we know that every small action counts towards creating a greener and healthier future for our communities. At John Lawrie Metals we are Ready to Recycle. Read more about how are supporting a circular economy here: https://lnkd.in/dnXqrydw

The scrap metal crisis is a multi-faceted issue affecting industries, economies, and the environment. As the world increasingly turns to recycling as a means of reducing its carbon footprint, the pressure on the supply of scrap metal will only continue to grow. Addressing these challenges will require a combination of technological innovation, improved recycling infrastructure, and international cooperation to ensure that the benefits of recycling outweigh the obstacles.

We're excited to officially launch our LinkedIn presence! At IWS, we believe that waste is not the end of a material's journey, it's an opportunity for transformation. We partner with leading manufacturers across North America to provide a 100% disposal avoidance solution that keeps waste materials out of landfills. Our mission is simple yet powerful; to extend the life cycle of waste materials by repurposing them as Alternative Engineered Fuel, a coal substitute used to generate high heat for cement production. Follow along as we share insights on manufacturing, circular economy practices, and the future of industrial waste management!

Being a world leader in metal refining comes with the responsibility of managing hazardous waste correctly. But did you know that this waste can be transformed into valuable materials and used again? ♻️ James Mitchell and his team are exploring how we can make our refining processes more circular - including our hazardous waste streams. These often contain residual precious metals that can be recovered, alongside base metals like nickel and cobalt. Even the water can be treated and reused in our operations! We're proud to be working towards a 50% reduction in hazardous waste by 2030, while continuing to recover value from what remains - embedding circularity into a process that has traditionally resulted in lost materials. #sustainability #refining

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Led and supervised by the Ministry of Energy, first carbon recycling initiative; carbon-cured concrete receives a quality mark accreditation from SASO. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d4W4ZH5y