Start-up Reuser creates a coffee cup from used vegetable oil
A bioplastic combines leftover cooking and vegetable oil and crop waste, which replaces the often used fossil-fuel-based plastic alternatives.
A bioplastic combines leftover cooking and vegetable oil and crop waste, which replaces the often used fossil-fuel-based plastic alternatives.
Currently, the burden of managing plastic disposal typically lies with local councils and municipalities. As a result, many municipalities worldwide are championing EPR schemes.
“Feedback demonstrates that reusable absorbent underwear increases young girls and young people with periods participation in vital activities like sport.”
None of London’s fire hoses now end up in landfill, thanks to designer brand Elvis and Kresse, which has ‘rescued’ 180 tons of materials now.
According to the sports label, consumers can wear the tracksuit set until it reaches its end of life, and return it by scanning a QR code via the Adidas app.
Tomorrow’s air travellers can (theoretically) eat their trays as part of their inflight meal!
The bioplastic is strong, translucent, flexible, and with its biodegradable and compostable qualities, could be “part of a global answer” to the single-user plastic problem.
In the partnership with Fight Food Waste Limited, this office marks a significant step toward Wrap becoming a truly global NGO.
Diapers take a toll on the environment. However, parents can make the “better choice” for the planet and their child’s future should they wish to.
Made from layers of plastic and aluminium, sachets aren’t biodegradable and are almost impossible to recycle.
Amazon also intends to install more than 30,000 new modular solar panels on its facilities in the UK.
The new strategy expands its existing pledges to offer consumers more sustainable clothing choices while keeping them at an affordable price.
is could make the plastic much more biodegradable in the natural environment, for example in the ocean or in a garden compost heap.”
The bio-glass, created by Lulu Harisson, a student of Master Material Futures at Central Saint Martins, is made from ground shells of Quagga mussels combined with sand and waste wood ash.
The Frayme Mylo is an addition to Stella McCartney’s series of sustainable lines, such as The Reclypse and Loop.