Redefining Plastics

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Navigating the Future of Expanded Polystyrene: A Conversation with Chresten Heide- Anderson | Redefining Plastics Podcast

In this episode of the Redefining Plastics Podcast, host Justin Riney sits down with Chresten Heide-Anderson to discuss a wide range of topics related to EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) and the plastics industry. Chresten, who is the leader of the EPS associations in Denmark and Norway, shares his background and insights into the complexities of plastic production, recycling, and the misconceptions surrounding the material. They delve into the impact of plastic bans, the role of NGOs, the challenges of international negotiations on plastic treaties, and the practical solutions for better managing plastic waste. This episode provides a deep dive into the environmental impact of plastics and offers a balanced perspective on how to address its challenges.

Happy Holidays to All! In this episode, Justin Riney sits down with Daniel Mayhew, who is a scientist passionate about making the things we love "greener." In this wide ranging discussion, Daniel covers what technologies have him excited about the future of plastics and the human experience. Do not miss out on this conversation.

You can Find Daniel on Linkedin here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-mayhew-360a954a/ or meet him in person at the Cambridge Cleantech monthly meetings: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cambridge-cleantech/

We also discussed this YouTube channel on the episode:

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In this episode of the Redefining Plastics podcast, Justin Riney sits down with Tapani Smatt, who has an extensive family history in the plastics and recycling industries in Finland. He is such an interesting guy that is doing great things to improve recycling technologies and drive a zero waste culture in Finland.

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Redefining Plastics | Who is the Recycling Industry with Sara Samuelson of SSD Designs Welcome to @RedefiningPlastics podcast.

In this episode, host Justin Riney sits down with Sara from SSD Designs to delve deep into the world of recycling. With over 20 years of experience, Sara shares her #journey and #insights into the recycling #industry, the challenges it faces, and the importance of #sustainable practices. They discuss Sara's company's #innovative approaches, the need for better #resource #management, and the crucial role of #education in promoting #recycling. Sara also touches on her personal background, advocating for more women in #stem and recycling fields. Join us for an enlightening conversation filled with practical tips and thought-provoking ideas on how to make a positive environmental impact..

In this episode of the Redefining Plastics Podcast, host Justin Riney is joined by Scott Houtz, a #plastics industry veteran and the founder of Skybridge Partnerships. They dive into Scott's journey in the plastics industry, discussing the critical importance of effective #communication and #teamwork. Scott shares insights into his company’s mission to drive positive #development in teams within the plastics #manufacturing sector. They also explore cutting-edge technologies like Machine Direction Orientation (MDO) and the challenges and opportunities surrounding recycling, #post-consumer and #post-industrial plastic materials. With anecdotes from Scott's extensive career and a focus on #sustainability, this conversation unpacks how to advance the industry while being good #stewards of the #planet .

#Plastics #Recycling #sustainability #innovation #truth

In this episode of Redefining Plastics with Justin Riney, Justin embarks on a unique journey of opposition #research, examining what #environmental #ngos say about #plastics, particularly in the context of the ExxonMobil lawsuit in California. He discusses various viewpoints, exposes perceived #misinformation, and reacts to videos from Yellow Dot while exploring the nuances of plastic recycling. The episode delves into the complexities of recycling systems, the facts behind plastic waste, and the industry's efforts to improve recycling technologies. Join Justin as he passionately #defends the plastics industry and calls for better #communication and #collaboration to create a #sustainable future for plastics.

All views expressed in this podcast are my own and are not affiliated with any company or organization.

Entertaining conversation with some old friends that are outside of the plastics industry on what they think of plastics. This was the most fun I have had in a long time. #plastics #consumer #climatechange #recyclability #recycling #sustainability #sustainableliving

Dr. Chris DeArmitt and I talk about the lonely nature of battling with plastic detractors online, and what the industry needs to do to the change hearts and minds of consumers. Dr. DeArmitt has made it his personal mission to speak truths about plastics and was a major inspiration for this podcast. #truth #plastics #plasticstreaty #sustainability #recycling #climatechange #recyclability #podcast #science

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Joshua Baca, with Resilient Partners, provides insights on the direction of the Global Plastics Treaty negotiations and the possible ramifications for plastics globally.

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We aim to redefine the narrative surrounding plastics by highlighting the people within the industry who make circularity happen. Along the way, we may debunk 1 or 2 popular myths about plastics and plastic packaging as well.