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Feasibility study for chemically recycling plastics waste in Singapore

Plastics account for half of the packaging waste in Singapore (Photo: PantherMedia/dolgachov)Dutch petrochemicals giant Shell (The Hague; www.shell.co...

Published on 24.11.2020

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