Why are tourists attracted by the city full of “waste”?

Recently, a lot of waste appear at the streets of Ottawa, the Capital of Canada, which appeals to the tidy Canadians and attracts the attention of many visitors.

What kind of “waste” has such magic?

In fact, it comes from a special architectural artist, named José Luis Torres. Luis always likes using waste materials to furnish the architecture. He painted the wastes thrown away in beautiful colors, and decorated the modern cities of Canada.

Luis said, “It is not to attract the attention of the neat lovers but to remind us to pay closer attention to waste and protect the environment.

According to the statistics from the World Bank Group, current global MSW generation levels are approximately 1.3 billion tons per year, and are expected to increase to approximately 2.2 billion tons per year by 2025.

How to solve the increasing waste generation?

On one hand, we must follow good habits to protect our living environment; on the other hand, we need to develop advanced waste treatment technologies and realize green recycling of various wastes.

What is pyrolysis technology?

“Pyrolysis technology is one of the leading technologies in the world of high molecular weight polymers, which can covert polymer wastes (end-of-life tires, waste plastics, oil sludge, biomass, etc.) into liquid pyro oil with high added values in the industrial and continuous production process.”

Currently, pyrolysis technology represents an important direction of waste resource recycling. Compared with waste treatment technologies such as landfill and incineration, pyrolysis has the great advantages of large processing capacity, high efficiency, and no secondary pollution, in compliance with the principles of massive reduction, harmless treatment, and resourceful utilization.

We cannot live on a planet full of waste. Let’s join hands to properly treat the waste and return to a green environment.