Tricolor, a 100% local wool collective - made in France
Mercado de Trueque, a "barter market" where recyclable waste is exchanged for local farm produce.
If we could grow our food directly on our backs, would we be more sensitive to sustainable development issues?
Since 2016, the Dutch start-up CocoPallet has been turning coconut waste into eco-friendly pallets.
In Germany, Veolia has launched the "Colorful Biomass" project. The idea: grow wild plants to produce biomass while preserving local biodiversity.
Yes, you can recycle t-shirts transforming them into jumpers. How? With the Garment-to-Garment system. 👕♻
#CircularEconomy | #SlowFashion
#CircularEconomy | #SlowFashion
How to eliminate organic fruit and vegetable packaging from supermarkets? By replacing it with edible tattoos. 🍐🍌
[email protected] and @Heineken are working together to save drinking water resources and reduce CO2 emissions. 🍺⚡💧
35 fashion brands as well as breeders' group committed to revive the production of wool in France, while promoting local sources and eco-responsible practices. 🇫🇷🐑
#CollectifTricolor | #madeinFrance
#CollectifTricolor | #madeinFrance
To keep them out of the trash, @ChopValue turns wooden chopsticks into beautiful, functional and sustainable objects. 🥢♻
Would the traditional lace of Puy-en-Velay be a solution to save the corals?
Can we recycled oyster shells to make wetsuits? This is the challenge taken up by @sooruzofficial! 🦪🏄♀️
The founders of @Project_Vesta firmly believe it’s possible to reduce CO2 emissions thanks to this green sand. 💚
Turning household waste into stone. This is what the start-up @Neolithe_FR does. ♻