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The young Lebanese, Pierre Baaklini, recounted the experience of his company, saying: "We started this initiative in 2019 due to a crisis Waste located in Lebanonand we tried to provide solutions for the country and citizens in this context, where we bought the waste directly from private individuals per kilogram, and I used my car to collect the waste that can be recycled and delivered to the sorting plants".
And last June Baaklini launched a service "accessible by car"People drive their cars to dump their waste, including metal, plastic, and paper, in exchange for much-needed money, Baaklini said. "drive-through initiative"It is an initiative of Lebanese volunteers who collect garbage from neighbors and relatives to deliver it to the crossing point.".
Baaklini spoke about his beginnings in this field, where he said: "I graduated from school and university and have not studied anything to do with recycling even for an hour, our culture is almost non-existent in terms of the concept of recycling in Lebanon and, despite that, I have made an effort to enter in this field with determination and has had a great success that I care a lot and even some users of the DriveThrow service can donate with the money from the sale of waste to local charities that support the elderly and food banks for cancer patients".
The strangest waste recycling
After a crisis caused by large amounts of wasted food, a Singaporean company resorted to an unconventional trick to convert food waste into feed, agricultural fertilizer and other valuable materials, but the method used in the process seems very strange, as it depends. from the larvae of the black soldier fly that feeds on the remains. The food is then dried and itself becomes fodder for the animals while their droppings are transformed into compost.
But that’s not all that can benefit from the process as a company has developed "insect" Specializing in this sense is a special technique for obtaining vital materials from the exoskeleton that the larvae leave behind when they grow into a complete insect.
One such biomaterial is chitosan, an antimicrobial substance with antioxidant properties, sometimes used in the manufacture of cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.
Zhao Kaining spoke to Grid "CNN" American company news "insect" state subsidies, with the aim of raising these larvae and recruiting them for the challenging and profitable task.
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The young Lebanese, Pierre Baaklini, recounted the experience of his company, saying: “We started this initiative in 2019 due to a crisis Waste located in LebanonAnd we have tried to provide solutions for the country and citizens in this context, since we bought the waste directly from private individuals per kilogram and I used my car to collect the waste that can be recycled and delivered to the sorting plants ”.
And last June Baaklini launched a “Drive Through” service, in which people drive their cars to dump their waste, including metals, plastics and paper, in exchange for much needed money. They collect garbage from neighbors and relatives to deliver it. at the crossing point “.
Baaklini talked about his beginnings in this field, where he said: “I graduated from school and college and I haven’t studied anything related to recycling even for an hour. I’m very proud of it and some Drive Thru users too. they can donate money to sell junk to local charities that support the elderly and food banks for cancer patients ”.
The strangest waste recycling
After a crisis caused by large amounts of wasted food, a Singaporean company resorted to an unconventional trick to convert food waste into feed, agricultural fertilizer and other valuable materials, but the method used in the process seems very strange, as it depends. from the larvae of the black soldier fly that feeds on the remains. The food is then dried and itself becomes fodder for the animals while their droppings are transformed into compost.
But this is not all that can be obtained from the process, as the company “Insecta” specialized in this sense has developed a special technology to obtain vital materials from the exoskeleton left by the larvae, when they become a complete insect.
One such biomaterial is chitosan, an antimicrobial substance with antioxidant properties, sometimes used in the manufacture of cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.
Zhao Kai-ning spoke to CNN about the company “Insecta”, which receives government grants, with the aim of raising these larvae and recruiting them for the difficult and lucrative task.
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