THE FUTURE OF TYRE RECYCLING IS HERE

Tire recycling is the process of reusing or repurposing waste tires, and it offers a number of benefits for South Africa. One benefit is the potential for job creation. Tire recycling can create new jobs in the recycling industry, which can help to stimulate economic growth and reduce unemployment. Another benefit is the potential for environmental protection. South Africa is facing a number of environmental challenges, including air pollution and waste management. Tire recycling can help to reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and can also reduce the release of harmful chemicals into the air. In addition, tire recycling can also help to conserve natural resources and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. By recycling tires, we can conserve the rubber, oil, and steel that are used to make new tires, and we can also reduce the energy needed to produce new tires. Overall, tire recycling offers a number of benefits for South Africa, including economic, environmental, and resource conservation benefits. In this short video, we explore these benefits in more detail and discuss how tire recycling can help to create a more sustainable future for the country. Healthcare, Sustainability & Blockchain consultancy enquiries: info@catena.mba https://www.tubebuddy.com/mzarrebini21 #daos #blockchain #blockchaintechnology #sustainability #circulareconomy

Mathe Group is a leading South African company that specializes in the recycling of waste tires. The company has developed a number of innovative recycling technologies. One of these technologies developed by Mathe Group is the Mathe Enviro Process, which converts waste tires into crumb rubber and steel wire. The crumb rubber can be used in the production of a variety of products, including playground surfaces, rubber mulch, and asphalt, while the steel wire can be recycled and used in the production of new steel products. Overall, Mathe Group's tire recycling technologies provide a number of environmental and economic benefits, including the reduction of waste, the conservation of natural resources, and the creation of new jobs and economic opportunities. In this short video, we explore the tire recycling activities of Mathe Group in South Africa and discuss the potential benefits and challenges of these technologies.

"Unless we go to Circular it's game over for the planet. It's game over for society." Closing The Loop is the world's first feature length documentary on the zero-waste / circular economy, supporting UN Sustainable Development Goal 12 on Responsible Production and Consumption. The film is presented by global sustainability expert Prof. Dr. Wayne Visser, in collaboration with Emmy and two time Telly Award winning director Graham Ehlers Sheldon. The film ranges across three continents and includes commentary from global experts and centres of excellence like the World Economic Forum and the University of Cambridge. A number of innovative circular economy cases are also featured in detail. The Circular Economy Club (CEC) is a communication and promotion partner of Closing the Loop. A film by Kaleidoscope Futures Lab. and Stand Up 8 Productions.

Companies across the globe are coming under scrutiny for flouting environmental laws following admissions by the German car maker Volkswagen that it installed software in some diesel engines, to cheat carbon emissions tests. "Diesel-gate", however, does not seem to have dampened momentum in the move towards more eco-friendly business practices. Sumitra Nydoo looks at two non-listed entities, who have implemented comprehensive green strategies. The first, is South Africa's oldest carpet manufacture.

South Africa has taken an innovative approach to removing the millions of discarded tyres lying around the nation. Two years ago the government introduced a waste tyre management system. As Sumitra Nydoo reports..under the program businesses pay waste management fees, which are then used to recycle the old tyres.

Learn all about the benefits, challenges and opportunities for recycled tires and rubber crumb in South Africa. Skip to a topic: 00:00 - Introduction 00:47 - The issue with used tires 01:59 - SA rubber crumb industry 06:18 - Growing the industry 09:33 - Challenges with tire recycling 14:07 - Sustainability in construction 20:23 - Is safety a problem? 26:11 - Looking to the future

IN CONVERSATION with Georgia! In this short chat, learn all about our Rubber Crumb Cradles and how they can be used to install outdoor pavers. Especially exciting about this project, our cradles enabled: 🌱 An effective water reticulation system 🌱 Easy, accurate leveling 🌱 Waterproofing is completely protected 🌱 A super lightweight system Today we featured Georgia Rowley from our Flooring Connection family. Georgia runs our marketing and social media and we thought it was about time you got to meet her! Find out about our cradles and more: https://www.theflooringconnection.co.za/products Moments: 0:00 - Intro 0:57 - EcoCradles - How do they work? 2:40 - Enable Water Reticulation System 3:21 - Protect Waterproofing 3:43 - Easy Leveling 4:14 - Super Lightweight System 4:39 - Easy Access Below Pavers 5:10 - Made From Recycled Materials

Tire recycling is the process of reusing or repurposing waste tires. One method of tire recycling is mechanical degradation, which involves breaking down the tire into smaller pieces using specialized machinery. There are several steps involved in the mechanical degradation of tires: The tires are collected and transported to a recycling facility. The tires are separated into different sizes and types. The tires are shredded using a shredder or a granulator. This breaks the tires down into smaller pieces, which are known as "crumb rubber." The crumb rubber is then cleaned and screened to remove any impurities or contaminants. The purified crumb rubber is then ready to be used in the production of new products, such as playground surfaces, asphalt, or rubber mulch. In this short video, we explore the process of tire recycling through mechanical degradation and discuss the potential benefits and challenges of this method. Healthcare, Sustainability & Blockchain consultancy enquiries: info@catena.mba https://www.tubebuddy.com/mzarrebini21 #tires #recycling #innovation #sustainability #circulareconomy