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Jobs 2.0: From trash to treasure Mar 1, 2026 - Jiao Jianwei is a senior engineer at the Longgang Energy Eco-Park in Shenzhen. Every day, the facility processes 5,000 tonnes of waste, burning it to generate electricity that powers millions of homes. The leftover ash is also turned into eco-bricks used to pave city roads. From landfills to incineration, China has transformed its waste industry with advanced technologies. Today, the country operates more than 1,000 waste-to-energy plants – nearly half the world`s total. With national goals like "carbon neutrality" and "zero-waste cities" taking shape, engineers like Jiao are turning trash into treasure. Povezane vesti Aug 29, 2026 Waste Makes a Green Comeback in Kyrgyzstan Aug 28, 2026 The Art of Governance: How China turns trash into clean energy Jul 25, 2026 China helps Brazil manage its clean energy surplus Jun 30, 2026 How the Super Soaker Inventor Just Killed the Steam Engine Jun 24, 2026 Why Finland Solved Nuclear Waste and the U.S. Still Isn`t Close Jun 3, 2026 Turning yesterday`s waste into tomorrow`s energy resource Jun 2, 2026 400km Solar Farm Turning Desert into Farming Oasis Mar 10, 2026 The Art of Governance: How China turns trash into clean energy Mar 1, 2026 Jobs 2.0: From trash to treasure Feb 25, 2026 Why Your Next Electric Car Will Cost 50% Less! |
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