Waste Tires

This month, it was reported about the battle of Kuwait authorities with illegal tire dumping site in a desert, the Al Sulaibiya. This is the largest tire dump in the world. The tire crisis has been ongoing for over 30 years.

The Environment Public Authority (EPA) in Kuwait was able, according to an official in the authority, to remove 95% of the tires. An EPA official revealed that a big amount of tires has been transferred to alternative lands in Salmi. Recently, a massive fire broke out at the famous tire dump in the Al Sulaibiya, Insider Paper reported on 3 August.

7 million fires were engulfed in flames of a massive fire at the world’s largest tire dump at the Al Sulaibiya in Kuwait. It was possible to see the blaze from the satellite images shared via Twitter accounts. Fires at Kuwait’s tire dumps take place quite often, that’s why it is sometimes challenging to identify the exact location of a tire incident shared in an image or video.

Some social media users commented that the site from the video could actually be shot from the world’s famous tire graveyard Al Sulaibiya. Tire fires often become a huge problem to fire and environmental departments as they create a lot of thick black smoke carrying toxic chemicals.

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Turn Tire Stockpiles into Value

The Al Sulaibiya dump in Kuwait holds millions of waste tires and recently caught fire, releasing toxic smoke.

Klean Industries’ tire pyrolysis converts stockpiled waste tires into value instead of leaving them to burn.

Why Choose Klean Industries’ Tire Pyrolysis?

✅ Eliminate tire stockpiles that risk fire
✅ Convert waste tires into rCB, oil, and steel
✅ Prevent toxic tire-fire emissions
✅ Scalable pyrolysis for large tire dumps

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