Scientists create sustainable, biodegradable glitter from fruit
The glitter is vegan, non-toxic, and just as sparkly as its plastic counterpart.
The glitter is vegan, non-toxic, and just as sparkly as its plastic counterpart.
Despite new attempts to integrate solar energy, EV mobility and underground infrastructure, the core of the problem still comes from the cities we envisioned a century ago.”
As a symbolic statement against single-use plastic, Heliograf decided to look for a practical and purposeful way to highlight this issue by creating lamps that look like single-use soy fish packets.
The sustainable start-up seeks to redefine the way we create disposable packaging by repurposing waste into alternatives to single-use plastic straws and utensils.
“To build a robust collection system, a sense of environmental responsibility is not enough. Financial incentives are needed to change people’s behaviours.”
Like the plant-based industry, more consumers are shifting to products with increasing concern for the environment and animal welfare.
Two Scandinavians have created a timber-based lid that fits inside a coffee cup, rather than on top of it.
According to Hindmarch’s website, as a more considered purchase, the bag is guaranteed to last for ten years and has an innovative built-in returns pouch.
Certified to break down into carbon and water in just 180 days, Great Wrap leaves no residual toxins or microplastics.
The platform comes with a seed delivery service, a digital growing guide, a planting diary, an online marketplace and a built-in crypto rewards system.
Because of its environmental focus, the company has a no plastic policy, uses compostable packaging, and delivers its products using carbon-neutral shipping. Customers are also given the option to use their jars or containers.
This is the second partnership of the brand with the Seaqual Initiative – an organization helping clean oceans and raising awareness of marine litter.
Discarded plastic bottles are being reincarnated as writing pens by the Japanese company Pilot.
Swiss toymaker Geomag has a mission to encourage playing together for a healthy planet.
“Investing in nature through both traditional and innovative approaches is essential to combat climate change.”