CNN: While the world seeks potential alternatives to Fossil Fuels, the UN estimates that by 2050, 10% of city waste will be used to produce energy. Our President and CEO, Dr. Bryan Staley sat down with @CNN International’s Think Big to discuss Waste-to-Energy as one component of a holistic solution to both the waste management and energy crises.
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