Chemistry and the Circular Economy: What Chemical Recycling Can Actually Do

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Hi, welcome back to Change Cycle.

And today is another solo episode.

And to be honest, this is a topic that I am super interested and curious about, but by no means an expert.

So in the spirit of giving myself homework, I've dug into this topic a little bit.

But if you happen to know somebody who would be a really good person to talk to about this particular topic, I welcome any recommendations.

You can email at podcast at csyimpact.com.

But also my next interview session is next week.

And it's with somebody who does recycling of bio-based plastics, but...

in the spirit of sort of preparing and understanding what's going on there, I wanted to do a deep dive a little bit on what is chemical recycling, really just chemistry and the circular economy in general.

There's a lot of like things that fall under this idea of chemical recycling.

Some of it is very controversial.

And so I just thought it'd be good to dive in.

We're going to nerd out today.