Global Resource announced that New Scientist Magazine featured the company’s HAWK 10 proprietary technology. The Magazine’s environmental reporter, Catherine Brahic, profiled Global Resource in an article titled, “’Giant microwave turns plastic back to oil”. The HAWK 10 system is the world’s first environmentally friendly, self-sufficient, fuel-generating recycler which reduces waste, cuts emissions, and saves energy.
The HAWK 10 eliminates recycling costs and environmental hazards by breaking down autofluff with its patent-pending microwave technology. The process involves converting autofluff into 80 percent light combustible gases and 20 percent oil, then using the gas to fuel the next round of material breakdown, without emitting any harmful waste.
The CEO of Global Resource, Frank Pringle, commented, “We’re thrilled that New Scientist determined the HAWK 10 is a significant technology that needed to be profiled in their prominent publication. Our country is on the verge of an energy revolution, and technology with negligible fuel costs and zero emissions such as ours will be the critical weapon in fighting global warming and skyrocketing fuel costs.”
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