Circular Economy Manufacturing's solar-powered MicroFactory on Governors Island transforms household plastic waste into items using solar energy. It operates from a shipping container, creating products like lamps and planters. The company plans to sell these items and the factory itself to communities, aiming for a nationwide expansion to reduce plastic waste and create jobs. This initiative tackles waste issues in New York City and aligns with global efforts for urban recycling and sustainability.
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