Project Renew: Kane Footwear transforms used shoes into yoga mats
The initiative expects to keep 2.2kg of scrap from landfills for every mat produced.
The initiative expects to keep 2.2kg of scrap from landfills for every mat produced.
Founder Erik Buell says the company wanted to create e-bikes that catered to the needs of EV enthusiasts seeking “modern e-mobility solutions as well as premium urban commuters grappling with traffic and long commutes”.
Conventional sequins are made from a polyester film (PVC), which causes significant environmental and health risks.
The company’s plant-based leather is now being used not just in fashion, but on furniture, aeroplanes and yes, even in cars, where the whole concept was born.
By the end of this year, LVMH’s perfume packaging will include both bio-based and circular Surlyn.
We have curated a list of reusable, sustainable, and zero-waste school supplies to help minimise your carbon footprint.
“These results suggest that menu labelling, particularly labels warning that an item has high climate impact, can be an effective strategy for encouraging more sustainable food choices in a fast food setting,” says lead author, Julia Wolfson, associate professor in the Department of International Health at the Bloomberg School.
Researchers have discovered a way to replicate those diamonds with planetary conditions in the laboratory by using polystyrene to create nanodiamonds.
Rudy Yoo, founder and CEO of Armored Fresh, said the company recognised a big demand for alternative dairy products.
The US market currently accounts for 30 per cent of sales – but other markets are growing more quickly.
The beauty industry is far from innocent in contributing to the planet’s pollution. It produces 120 billion packaging units annually — most of which aren’t refillable or recyclable.
New motorcycle can reach 100kph from standstill in three seconds, has a top speed of 200kph and a range of 400km.
“We are testing plant-based options around the world,” the company’s Apac president Rafael Odorizzi told Viable Earth in an exclusive interview.
Don’t fret; there is still much hope, thanks to scientists and researchers who tirelessly work non-stop to find solutions to pollution.
Bob Holmes of Knowable takes a deep dive into the cell-based meat industry. Just how close is it to being commercially viable?