Climate. Energy. Environment Conference: Austria's role in plastic recycling

Climate. Energy. Environment Conference: Austria's role in plastic recycling

In St. Pölten, the climate. Energy. This conference plays a central role in spreading specialist knowledge of the ecological advantages of the plastic recycling, which can help to achieve the climate goals. Supported by Helene Hochreiter and Christine Schwarzbart from the Pedagogical University of Lower Austria, it was also a training seminar for teachers.

Among the participants was Austria's most renowned climate researcher, Helga Kromp-Kolb, who sent her thoughts in a video message. Well -known experts from various institutions, both nationally and internationally, were present. This exchange of knowledge was actively promoted by experts such as Reinhold W. Lang from the Institute of Polymeric Materials and Testing and Georg Steinbichler from the Johannes Kepler University.

Austria's leading role in plastic recycling

The conference offered a platform for a variety of topics that outline the industrial circuit of carbon dioxide and the challenges of the plastic recycling. It became clear that Austria, even if it is small, held an outstanding position in the area of plastic recycling. Kurt Reiter, the event manager, emphasized that the Austrian plastics economy can indeed make a significant contribution by acting as a world market leader in recycling systems and considering environmental technologies as an export world champion.

The atmosphere was enriched by local specialties: the participants were able to enjoy regional apple juices and delicious pastries, provided provided by the retirement couple Friedrich and Irmgard Ronge. The possible effects on the local awareness of sustainability and the recycling of materials can only be guessed at.

The event was also a multimedia experience, since all guest lectures were recorded and uploaded to various platforms. Interested parties can now call up this valuable information on the websites of the plastic cluster KC, the Austrian Carbon Cycle Circle ÖCC2 as well as the University of Education Lower Austria and the HTBluva St. Pölten.

The conference stands for conscious rethinking in society, especially when it comes to dealing with plastics and recycling. With her contribution, she will inevitably help to deepen the discussion about climate protection and to strengthen awareness of sustainable practices. More details on this topic can be found in a detailed report on m.noen.at .