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Sustainable Coconut Shell Waste Disposal

Beston Group 17/03/2025 No Comments

Fortunately, innovative solutions exist to turn coconut shell waste into valuable resources, contributing to sustainability and a circular economy.

Pyrolysis to Combat Plastic Pollution

Beston Group 10/03/2025 No Comments

Plastic pollution has reached alarming levels. This growing crisis calls for innovative and effective pyrolysis solutions.

Biochar’s Multifaceted Role in Urban Environments

Beston Group 07/03/2025 No Comments

This article explores the potential of biochar in urban carbon management.

Find Benefits of Oil Sludge Pyrolysis

Beston Group 04/03/2025 No Comments

Improper disposal of oil sludge can lead to severe environmental pollution, including soil and water contamination. Find oil sludge pyrolysis solution.

Beston Group & Puro.earth: Benefits for Carbon Credit

Beston Group 03/03/2025 No Comments

Explore how Beston Group's partnership with Puro.earth can benefit carbon credit clients!

Process of Plastic to Liquid State: Pyrolysis

Beston Group 03/01/2025 No Comments

Delve into the process of converting plastic to liquid state through pyrolysis and explore its potential benefits and applications.

How Long Does Wood Pyrolysis Take?

Beston Group 03/12/2024 No Comments

Wood pyrolysis is a process that transforms wood into valuable biochar. The duration of wood pyrolysis varies depending on several factors.

Biochar Machine in Modern Agriculture in the USA

Beston Group 09/11/2024 No Comments

The trend toward modern agriculture emphasizes sustainable practices to improve soil health, and biochar has emerged as an effective tool.

Hydrocarbon Molar Ratio of Pyrolysis Biochar

Beston Group 30/10/2024 No Comments

In the context of pyrolysis biochar, the ratio of carbon (C) and hydrogen (H) can influence its physical and chemical properties,

Important Highlights Of A Waste Tire Pyrolysis Plant

Beston Group 21/10/2024 No Comments

The pyrolysis process involves wearing down waste tires into useful products which are on the go.