Plastic Collective: Empowering remote communities to use plastic as a commodity

Sustainability Further
30/06/2021 15 min

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Episode Synopsis

Louise Hardman is a scientist, educator, innovator and the Founder of Plastic Collective. Hardman is the inventor of the Shruder, a mobile recycling machine that shreds and extrudes plastic in one spot. The Shruder operates in remote and rural communities where it helps transform the plastic waste created by communities into products, generating revenue from the processed plastic.  

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