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May 17, 2020

I’m happy to hear that research and companies get funded to accelerate the end of plastics. It doesn’t matter if it’s coming from Coca Cola or any major corporations. I want to see them sold at our local shops now!

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Futurology

May 16, 2020

New plant-based bottles will degrade in a year. Carlsberg and Coca-Cola back pioneering project to make ‘all-plant’ drinks bottles.

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Futurology

May 11, 2020

The Pandemic Is Bringing Back Single-Use Plastics in a Huge Way: States are rolling back their plastic bag bans and restaurants are turning to single-use utensils to reopen in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Futurology

Apr 08, 2020

Scientists create mutant enzyme that recycles plastic bottles in hours

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Futurology

Mar 30, 2020

New technologies to recycle electronic waste

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Futurology

Feb 21, 2020

Flash graphene is the new recyclin way

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Futurology

Feb 07, 2020

The Turning Point

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Futurology

Jan 11, 2020

Mushrooms and orange peel: could biotech clean up the building industry? A biotech startup is researching building materials that could revolutionize construction. Not only are they biodegradable – some also absorb toxins.

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Futurology

Jan 02, 2020

The plastic polluters won 2019 – and we're running out of time to stop them

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Futurology

Nov 18, 2019

Plastic waste converted back to oil

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Futurology

Oct 10, 2019

A village in the Philippines is trying to tackle plastic waste by offering rice to residents in exchange for their trash. Residents can get 1 kg of rice, the staple food for Filipinos, for every 2 kg of plastic waste, which are handed over to the government for proper disposal or recycling.

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Futurology

Jul 21, 2019

How melting plastic waste could heat homes: Researchers have found a way to use dirty plastic waste to produce hydrogen, which can heat homes and fuel cars without producing greenhouse gas emissions. The process uses a glass kiln, heated to 1,000C, to instantly break down unrecyclable plastic.

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Futurology

May 22, 2019

Plastic straws will be banned in the UK from April 2020

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Futurology

May 17, 2019

Japan's Seven-Eleven and Lawson to discount foods close to expiration in bid to cut waste - The convenience store operators will offer customers enrolled in the chains’ point programs shopping credits worth 5 percent of the value of purchases as an incentive for buying such products.

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