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Startup Builds Recycling Robot Because Humans Apparently Can't Be Trusted With Bins
A Scottish startup raised $5 million to build a recycling robot, mostly because humans keep putting recyclables in the trash and calling it a day.
TechCrunch
A Scottish startup raised $5 million to build a recycling robot, mostly because humans keep putting recyclables in the trash and calling it a day.
A startup's biodegradable cellulose glue aims to make recycling labels stick - without the petroleum-based guilt trip.
ScienceDaily
A four-year study of nearly 2,800 Australians finds that recycling and other green habits don't distract people from supporting systemic climate action - but they don't automatically turn them into activists either.
BBC Business
Wise faces Belgian investigation over money laundering controls after suspected €500m in shady transactions; shares drop 17.5% as company insists it's fine, trust them.
The Guardian
UK launches £20m unit to tackle £1bn laundered through dodgy high street shops, because apparently that American candy store wasn't selling enough candy.
The Good Times
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