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MSF - OCP's Global Environmental Footprint Initiative

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Phase 2 of 5
PHASE 2: PROPOSALS 01/12/2021 - 15/01/2022
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  • +["To study the possibility of adapting the process used already since 2021 by a french company for recycling plastics with a biochemical process. It is a soft biochemical process that does not require high temperature, combustion, or any classical \"dirty\" chemistry process. They already produce some reactors for the industry and these could be adapted for use in MSF waste areas for the big MSF hospitals.\nSee the site of this company: https://www.carbios.com/fr/"]
  • +["To study the possibility of adapting the process used already since 2021 by a french company for recycling plastics with a biochemical process. It is a soft biochemical process that does not require high temperature, combustion, or any classical \"dirty\" chemistry process. They already produce some reactors for the industry and these could be adapted for use in MSF waste areas for the big MSF hospitals.\nSee the site of this company: https://www.carbios.com/fr/"]
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  • +["To study the possibility of adapting the process used already since 2021 by a french company for recycling plastics with a biochemical process. It is a soft biochemical process that does not require high temperature, combustion, or any classical \"dirty\" chemistry process. They already produce some reactors for the industry and these could be adapted for use in MSF waste areas for the big MSF hospitals.\nSee the site of this company: https://www.carbios.com/fr/"]
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  • +["To study the possibility of adapting the process used already since 2021 by a french company for recycling plastics with a biochemical process. It is a soft biochemical process that does not require high temperature, combustion, or any classical \"dirty\" chemistry process. They already produce some reactors for the industry and these could be adapted for use in MSF waste areas for the big MSF hospitals.\nSee the site of this company: https://www.carbios.com/fr/"]
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