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  Inspirations, Materials, Eco-design, Plastics

  Recycled plastic schools in Abidjan

• Eco-citizen, Fashion, Plastics, Recycling

  Jeans that never die

  In June 2019, the brand 1083 launched a returnable pair of jeans made from plastic waste. And when they’re worn out, they’ll be recycled to make more jeans.

  

  

  

• Inspirations, Green Building, Housing

  Invasive alga recycled as houses

  

  

  

• Inspirations, Design, Eco-design

  Orange is the new food packaging!

  

  

  

• Eco-citizen Innovation Upcycling

  Mangos + algae = bioplastic

  Tackling the issue of single-use plastic, Filipino scientist Denxybel Montinola has developed a bioplastic made from algae and mango waste.

  

  

  

• Eco-citizen, Plastics, Upcycling

  Shampoo bottles become 3D printed prostheses!

  

  

  

• Inspirations Lifestyle Design

  Our tips for responsible Christmas decorations!

  Christmas tree, garlands, wrapping paper... as the holiday season approaches discover our tips for decorating your home in an eco-responsible way.

  

  

  

• Industry, Recycling, Innovation

  Apple’s Daisy robot recycles iPhones

  

  

  

• Eco-citizen, Food, Solidarity

  Solidarity baskets reduce both food insecurity and waste

  

  

  

• Inspirations, Education, Urbanism

  The circular economy, international option

  

  

  

• Inspirations Recycling Reuse

  2C Conference: Recycle yes - but together!

  A look back at the 18th 2C conference organized by the Veolia Foundation on November 26, 2019 at La Recyclerie in Paris. On the agenda for this conference: the colossal challenges of recycling in 2019.

  

  

  

• Inspirations, Écoconception, Fashion

  Will clothes soon be made of cow dung?

  

  

  

• Inspirations, Climate, Energy

  Costa Rica’s carbon neutrality plan

  

  

  

• Eco-citizen Energy Technology

  Skavenji, the open source box for home-produced electricity

  Skavenji wants to make renewable energy accessible to everyone with a plug-and-play box that means you can produce your own electricity at home.

  

  

  

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