Tire Microplastics Are in Our Water, Our Soil, and Our Food Chain
Tires shed millions of tons of toxic particles every year. PowerLink’s tire digestion technology is built to stop it while generating revenue.
You’ve probably heard about microplastics in the ocean. But here’s what most people miss: one of the biggest sources of microplastic pollution isn’t plastic bags or straws—it’s tires.
What do you think happens to them when they have reached the end of their useful lifespan? Billions of them end up in landfills, where they continue to break down under the elements and leach microplastics and methane. These substances get dragged along in the rain, into the soil and rivers, and eventually into the oceans. Along the way, fish and other aquatic life consume these particles and the toxic chemicals they carry.
Beyond the food chain, research has found tire-derived chemicals in human urine, including in pregnant women and children. It’s an issue that calls for immediate action, as 6 million tons of tire microplastics are shed into the environment every single year.
PowerLink is here to tackle the problem in a way no one has done it so far—for-profit.
Our patented digestion technology doesn’t burn tires or bury them. It breaks them down at lower temperatures, recovering more steel, liquid rubber, propane, and other gases we convert into low-carbon diesel, than competing methods.
We’re turning a toxic liability into valuable commodities. It’s a real, scalable solution to a problem that’s only getting worse. If you’d like to learn more or invest in our growth, visit our offering page.
Join us at our upcoming investor webinar on Wednesday, February 25th, at 1 pm EST/ 10 am PST to see PowerLink’s technology in action and ask your questions directly.
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