Bali resort Alila Villas Uluwatu has created its own circular economy
The resorts’s Sustainability Lab repurposes items to help reach zero-waste goals.
The resorts’s Sustainability Lab repurposes items to help reach zero-waste goals.
Don’t fret; there is still much hope, thanks to scientists and researchers who tirelessly work non-stop to find solutions to pollution.
The company says the pads are biodegradable within six to 12 months, which makes them more environmentally friendly than traditional pads.
New research findings help highlight where to focus efforts to stem the tide of fishing pollution.
Made from layers of plastic and aluminium, sachets aren’t biodegradable and are almost impossible to recycle.
Seaweed does not require any fertiliser, pesticides, or freshwater, making it easier to cultivate than other crop-based materials.
Unlike other biodegradable alternatives to plastic, no oil is needed to produce Cassava-based products. It is sustainable, organic, and safe for the environment, humans or animals, which can ingest it without it causing problems.
Limex Pellets are made from 50 per cent calcium carbonate (limestone) combined with a polymeric resin. It can be moulded into any shape or form using any existing moulding, recycling and printing machines.
According to the fashion label, this year’s kidswear collection was made from 663,860 PET bottles.
Cocopeat and crushed husks are 100-per-cent natural, renewable and biodegradable, with substrates that improve soil texture and moisture retention.
Plastic straws have been replaced by recyclable paper ones on products including Nescau, Nesquik, Ninho, and Farinha Láctea.
From production to distribution, all carbon emissions are measured and recorded, said the campaign.
“It wasn’t my long term aim to create a belt brand, instead it was to solve the problem of ocean plastic and access to basic waste services.”
Palm oil has been called the world’s most hated crop – but it is everywhere today, in food, soap, lipstick, even newspaper ink.