A look at the innovations of five start-ups from around the world who are committed to making our economy more circular in 2019.
A stove fuelled by an eco-friendly cooking gel. The Nigerian company Green Energy BioFuels’ solution to air pollution in Africa.
What if beer bottles were recycled as sand? A circular idea from a New Zealand company that will help fight the global sand shortage.
In 2018, the Pollutec environmental trade fair hosted its first international summit for cities and territories driving the circular economy.
Scotland's largest sewage treatment plant is 40 years old. We take the opportunity to look back at the journey of a great circular adventure!
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. ♻
An ethical, 100% organic all-natural snack… to add value to surplus tropical fruit. 🍌🍍
The new @theseacleaners flagship — the #Mata — will have the mission of collecting, treating and recycling large quantities of plastic waste ending up in oceans. ⛵♻
Brighton-based business @gomi_design have been upcycling #plastic waste to create fully #circular consumer tech. Now, they’re using e-waste to produce portable speakers powered by rechargeable second-life batteries!
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Greener than meat. @Solar_Foods makes it possible to manufacture a food product similar to wheat flour using just water, electricity and… CO2.
Berlin aspires to be a #zerowaste city by 2030. The first step: to open trendy outlets that only sell second-hand goods. 🛍♻