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Redefining Plastics with Justin Riney

Podcast Redefining Plastics with Justin Riney
Justin Riney
Now a Part of the Brave Media Family We need to better express the benefits of plastic products. If we do not connect the "Why" of plastics with our overall mes...

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  • Reaching Gen Z: with Recycling Advocate Elayna Simmons
    Reaching Gen Z: with Recycling Advocate Elayna Simmons In this episode of the Redefining Plastics podcast, host Justin Riney chats with Elayna Simmons, a Gen Z recycling professional with a background in plastics engineering. They discuss the importance of recycling, the perception issues surrounding the plastics industry, and Elena's upcoming adventure on the Appalachian Trail. The conversation touches on various aspects of the plastics and recycling industries, including the challenges of consumer education and the systemic issues in waste management. The discussion also delves into broader topics such as generational views, the impact of social media, and the importance of having difficult conversations to drive meaningful change. Follow along on Elayna's journey on the Appalachian trail on her blog: https://thetrek.co/author/elayna-simmons Also a link to Precious Plastics as discussed in the episode: https://community.preciousplastic.com/academy/intro.html Justin's Contact Information: https://www.brvind.com/redefining-plastics https://rss.com/podcasts/redefining-plastics-with-justin-riney https://www.instagram.com/redefining_plastics/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-riney-mba-67685940/ https://youtube.com/@redefiningplastics?si=KvG4dTvY1lALbwIm
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  • Advanced Recycling of Expanded Polystyrene with ecoCarbon
    In this episode of the "Redefining Plastics" podcast, host Justin Riney dives into the innovative world of advanced recycling with the team from ecoCarbon. The discussion explores the chemical process of turning EPS (expanded polystyrene) into high-value carbon materials such as synthetic graphite and activated carbon. Despite skepticism around advanced recycling, the guests explain how their technology provides a profitable and environmentally friendly solution to EPS waste. They also highlight the economic potential and application of these carbon products in industries like water purification, battery storage, and gas separation. Tune in to learn about the future of Advanced Recycling and how ecoCarbon plans to make a significant environmental impact.https://www.brvind.com/redefining-plastics https://rss.com/podcasts/redefining-plastics-with-justin-riney https://www.instagram.com/redefining_plastics/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-riney-mba-67685940/ https://youtube.com/@redefiningplastics?si=KvG4dTvY1lALbwIm
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  • Reacting to Anti-Plastic Messaging: Addressing Misconceptions and Myths
    Reacting to Anti-Plastic Videos: Addressing Misconceptions and Myths In this special episode, Justin Riney reacts to various anti-plastic videos, discussing the common misconceptions and false narratives surrounding plastic recycling and waste management. He shares his personal experience of loss and expresses gratitude for the immense support from the community. As Justin delves into the topic, he critically examines the arguments against plastic, discusses the importance of recycling, and emphasizes personal responsibility in managing plastic waste. Join the discussion and share your thoughts in the comments! https://www.brvind.com/redefining-plastics https://rss.com/podcasts/redefining-plastics-with-justin-riney https://www.instagram.com/redefining_plastics/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-riney-mba-67685940/ https://youtube.com/@redefiningplastics?si=KvG4dTvY1lALbwIm
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  • Composting and Sustainability with Lindsay Moran
    In this episode of the Redefining Plastics podcast, host Justin Riney engages in a compelling discussion with Lindsay Moran from NantBio Renewables about composting and compostable products. Justin's expertise resides more in traditional waste management and recycling, while Lindsay brings to the table her unique insights from her experience transitioning from a career in plastic sales to a focus on compostable products. The conversation covers a variety of topics, including the environmental impact of plastics, the challenges of compostable packaging, and the intricacies of recycling systems. Lindsay also discusses NantBio’s innovative approach to creating compostable products and their efforts in making a positive impact on the environment. This episode underscores the importance of informed choices, personal responsibility, and the potential for collaboration across industries in the quest for a more sustainable future.Lindsay's contact informationhttps://www.nantbr.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsay-moran-54879663/Justin's contact information:https://www.brvind.com/redefining-plasticshttps://rss.com/podcasts/redefining-plastics-with-justin-riney https://www.instagram.com/redefining_plastics/https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-riney-mba-67685940/ https://youtube.com/@RedefiningPlastics?si=KvG4dTvY1lALbwIm
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  • That Plastics Guy- Kurt Stahle
    Join us for a deep dive into the world of plastics with industry veteran Kurt Stahle. From starting out in his father's injection molding company to owning and running Simcoe Plastics, Kurt shares his extensive experience and insights. We explore the challenges he faced, the evolving landscape of the plastics industry, the importance of maintaining supplier relationships, and the impact of tariffs and free trade agreements. Kurt also talks about his podcast 'That Plastics Guy' and what inspired him to start it. Anyone interested in the intricacies of the plastics business, the importance of responsible production, and what the future holds for the industry, should not miss this conversation Kurt's contact information: https://www.simcoeplastics.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kurt-stahle-210a33/ [email protected] Justin's contact information: https://www.brvind.com/redefining-plastics https://rss.com/podcasts/redefining-plastics-with-justin-riney https://www.instagram.com/redefining_plastics/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-riney-mba-67685940/ https://youtube.com/@redefiningplastics?si=KvG4dTvY1lALbwIm
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Now a Part of the Brave Media Family We need to better express the benefits of plastic products. If we do not connect the "Why" of plastics with our overall messaging, we will continue to be deselected in packaging applications by consumer demand.The science behind the environmental benefits of our products is important. Using PCF and LCA data to show that plastics have a lower overall impact than competitive materials is great, but this messaging cannot cut through the images of plastic on beaches in island nations with the public at-large.There is a lack of public trust with the plastics industry. People do not believe that we care about the environment, or delivering on a truly circular economy. We have to solve for litter and plastic leakage in areas without waste management infrastructure like those island nations through public/private partnerships. We need to develop new breakthrough recycling technologies to improve upon the system.We have to prove to the public that "Recycling is Real," since they do not believe that it is. If we want folks in North America to recycle, we have to show them that it works. Only 43% of Americans with access to curbside recycling, participate in the system (not just plastic recycling, but all materials) because of the belief that recycling is a lie or fraud.This is the ultimate goal of this podcast. To provide a platform for the people that are making recycling and the circularity of plastics a reality. Real people that are making a real difference! We will also tackle some popular myths or misconceptions about plastics along the way, by speaking about the "Why" of plastics through science showing that our products lower impact on the planet.People choose plastics because of convenience, but we need them to choose our products because they are a better option for the environment. Success in these areas will "redefine plastics" in the eyes of consumers.
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