Revolutionizing Plastic Recycling Through Irradiation
Ahead of the International Day of Zero Waste this weekend, find out how radiation technology can be applied to tackle the global crisis of plastic pollution.
From Disaster Recovery to Saving Cultural Heritage: IAEA Boosts Assistance to Countries in Non-Destructive Testing
To help countries better prepare for natural disasters, the IAEA has recently increased its services in non-destructive testing by opening a new training centre and by issuing guidelines aimed at building capacity in this life saving technique.
Revealing Malta's Cultural Heritage
The IAEA is supporting experts from Heritage Malta in the use of x-ray technology to understand and preserve valuable ancient artefacts without damaging them.?
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Reduce, Reuse, Irradiate: IAEA Supports Partnerships in Asia and the Pacific to Recycle Plastic Waste
As accumulating plastic waste continues to threaten human health and life under water, experts and decision-makers in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines have sought innovative, upstream solutions to reduce plastic waste and are now benefitting from IAEA support through the NUclear TEChnology for Controlling Plastic Pollution (NUTEC Plastics) initiative.
Enhancing Global Expertise in Radiological Safety Through a Joint Argonne-IAEA Training Course
To support global efforts in radiological safety, particularly in managing contaminated sites and assessing environmental radiation exposure, stakeholders are turning to modelling tools to make informed decisions and mitigate risks. To this aim, the IAEA?partnered with Argonne National Laboratory to host a specialized training on RESRAD codes, equipping experts worldwide with advanced tools for evaluating radiological risks and ensuring public safety and environmental protection.