Good old carbon dioxide. Plants need it, we need it, the beverage industry needs it, but our planet is getting too much of it. Take...
Archive for tag: sustainable alternative
Is Replacing Methane with Hydrogen Bad for Homes? Let’s Take a Look
The popularity of hydrogen has increased ever since more people are aware of its environmental upper hand. I mean, who doesn’t like an energy-rich gas...
It’s Important to Take Care of Our Skin, but Maybe Reconsider Your Sheet Masks
Doing our skin care routine has become a little bit of a self-therapy moment before we start our day and/or before we go to bed....
Abandoned Gas Wells May Provide Greener Energy for the Future
When eco conscious people look at gas wells, the association may incline to the negative ones. But that may not be the case in the...
Coffee Grounds Recycling Innovations: From Biodiesel to Yummy Coffee Bars
With how more people consume coffee each day, coffee grounds waste also increases. In UK only, people consume around 98 million cups of coffee each...
Limestone Plastic? A New Sustainable Alternative to Plastic and Paper
Have you ever heard of TBM Co.? Or maybe LIMEX? It’s a Japanese startup that makes plastic and paper alternatives from limestone (Limex is the...
How to be Cool and Eco-Friendly: Get Biodegradable Sunglasses
Let’s face it. One of the easiest ways to look cool is simply to put on sunglasses; you can never go wrong with a pair....
Meet Carbicrete: A Concrete Block That Takes Carbon Out of the System
Construction materials can be non-environment-friendly. Well, what if it can be more eco-friendly, even more so that it can sequester carbon? Apparently, we have that...
Milk Protein That Can Turn into Biodegradable, Robust Plastic Foam
Human brains and science go well together, creating countless innovations that’ll help humanity in the future. We’re gonna take a look at a few of...
Dearest Algae: We Could Wear Algae Clothes in the Future
Oh algae, what can’t you do for humanity? We can turn it into biofuel, superfood, and everything else, but that’s not all, apparently. In the...