Airbus just flew an A380 using 100% sustainable fuel
“Increasing the use of SAF remains a key pathway to achieving the industry’s ambition of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050,” explains Airbus.
“Increasing the use of SAF remains a key pathway to achieving the industry’s ambition of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050,” explains Airbus.
The study revealed that over 250,000 pieces of waste – with 80 per cent as plastic – have been removed from eight key river systems flowing into the Great Southern Reef, stretching from Brisbane to Perth.
According to the study, 72 per cent of Australians have purchased at least one item of second-hand clothing in the past 12 months.
The combination results in a plant-based chicken with a distinct texture and stronger umami taste – without adding MSG.
According to the fashion label, each piece is made to last and to be passed along after being outgrown.
The coffee pods, made for Nespresso machines, are made with bio-sourced cellulose and vegetable oils and are certified by the Australian Bioplastics Association.
These innovative and promising alt-seafood companies are taking strides to combat climate change by developing seafood with cell-based and lab-grown technologies.
The foundation was established to harness the power of social and environmental impact through sustainable business practices and community engagement.
In partnership with SingPost, UOB, and Better Packaging, the pilot aims to facilitate the concept of reusable e-commerce packaging to foster a circular economy.
Previously, the label’s eyewear range are made from traditional plastic.
An impending meat and sugar tax is to be rolled out in the Netherlands, making traditional hamburgers three times more expensive, and making plant-based alternatives the affordable option.
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The brand will begin to use a water-soluble plastic bag called Eco-friendly Clear Bag, made of PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol), starch, glycerin, and water.
cements have created a very exciting position where humans can finally make one of their favourite foods without the use of animals.”
This is an exciting development for the recycling and construction industry,” shares Professor Yan Zhuge, co-researcher.