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How melting plastic waste could heat homes: Researchers have found a way to use dirty plastic waste to produce hydrogen, which can heat homes and fuel cars without producing greenhouse gas emissions. The process uses a glass kiln, heated to 1,000C, to instantly break down unrecyclable plastic. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/jul/20/how-plastic-waste-could-heat-homes 102 comments 20/7/2019 worldnews

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