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On March 10, the international workshop \"Technological and environmental challenges of the revaluation of waste\" was held in Chile, which was attended by national and foreign experts who analyzed success stories in the world and others at the local level on the challenges that waste management imposes in these times, dealing with issues related to hydrothermal carbonization and the manufacture of liquid biofuels.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The\nDr. Luis D\u00edaz, from the University of Santiago, addressed the recovery of waste through the hydrothermal carbonization method as a\nopportunity to provide greater advantages for the sustainability of companies, and for example, reduce the percentage\nof chlorine in PVC processes. Likewise, international experts from Spain and\nPortugal, presented relevant topics for the circular economy through the revaluation of agroindustrial, forestry and tire waste as a contribution of the REP Law to enhance the\nbiofuel manufacturing\nliquids, alternative\nsustainable for him\nenvironment and enhance the\ngrowth of industries. Another proposal from the experts, to move forward\ntowards a development\nsustainable was the\nbiogas promotion\nas a valid resource in the revaluation\nof waste. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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