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Tire Shredder Maintenance: A Practical Checklist
It’s a rough estimate, but the World Business Council for Sustainable Development says over 1 billion tires reach the end of their road-worthy lives annually. With some quick division, one can conclude that almost three million tires every day need proper...
How can scrap tires make a building earthquake-resistant?
Nothing can stop an earthquake from happening, but we can minimize the damage they cause. Scrap tires have proven to be an integral part in transforming a building into an earthquake safe zone. Some safety-conscious individuals shared ways that scrap tires...
The Complete History of Tire Recycling
Reinventing the wheel doesn't happen very often. However, reinventing tire recycling has been an ongoing endeavor of entrepreneurs across the centuries. Tires have come a long way from being an environmental challenge in the late 1900s to a profitable...
Artificial Reefs: An Effective Way to Recycle Tires?
Innovation is a double-edged sword. The leading edge has brought us all the wonderful conveniences that define our lives today. On the other edge, there are failed experiments and environmental scars. Take, for instance, the innovations in refrigerants used...
Don’t Underestimate the Profit Potential of Rubber Powder
There are advertisements galore for protein powder. Average bodies transformed as if by magic into shapes more like Greek gods. We all know the smell of freshly baked blueberry muffins, crispy on top, mushrooming out of the holders, thanks partly to the...
Where does the worn rubber tread on vehicle tires end up, and can it cause environmental harm?
Have you ever thought about where the worn rubber goes when your tires start to get worn down and lose their tread? Probably not. But, it’s a good conversation to have as those little pieces of tire affect the environment more than you know. Keep reading to...
From Rubber to Steel: Revolutionizing Tire Recycling Technology
What are tires made out of? If you asked people on the street, it’s likely most would tell you they’re made of rubber. However, if tires were only made out of rubber, they would only last for a short time on the road. To improve their function and...
What kind of businesses usually buy scrap tires?
Have you ever wondered what happens to tires when they become unusable? Well, ideally, they are recycled to avoid polluting the environment. But who recycles them? What kind of businesses buy scrap tires, and what do they do with them? Read on for all the...
7 Counterintuitive Ideas For Running a Sustainable Business
Imagine walking into an aromatic cafe. You order a meal to take away and are asked if you brought your own container. You haven't, but you're not shamed for this. They have some to use. The checkout attendant is friendly and attentive, unlike so many you've...