Waste Solutions Technology, The Future of Recycling

The technology is now here to sort household waste, which accounts for 70 percent of all the waste produced. Until now much of this was transported to a landfill site because of the difficultly to sort a mixture of materials that is both organic(wet) and inorganic. The waste sorting systems you see being used today can only sort recyclable items PRESORTED by the consumer at home. However, by utilizing the WST system, there is a 85%-90% reduction in waste that would otherwise be landfilled. More than 60% of the sorted waste through the WST system can then be converted into energy. The organic material collected can be used for methane gas or fertilizer production. The solution for waste is now here, please contact me about acquiring this technology or go to www.wstinc.com for more information.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• waste.
• management
• sorting
• solution
• garbage
• landfill
• incinerator
• sustainable
• methane
• gas
• green
• environment

[logondummy123]

does it produce pollution it self?

[tzunamidezign]

the sorting process does not. The water treatment is a closed loop system and completely reused.

[Auralas]

Who's the moron who dislikes this?

[cwjh74]

To me it looks like recycling but is this system effective? I think there this whole set appears high costs and not efficient. You might as well burned that garbage for energy and an environmental format. It looks to me this plant is located in China.

[mechpro03]

Where is this plant located?

[Zharbagesavetheworld]

"i really liked your video! please check out my video :) it also talks much about the garbage issue."

[AngusMcSpuds]

great video!

i hope the next generation of billionaires comes from the recycling sector.

[algyptalian4life]

at about 5:34 of this video, it talked about a computer system that would manage the whole thing. Do you know what the name of this sytem is or, where i would be able to find out more information about it. I am carrying out research into the ICT behind waste reduction and this pretty much seems to cover it.

[levelcast]

This will change the world.