21.03.2024

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We eat insects, live in houses made of rice, and wear sweaters made of nettles. What role will circular materials play tomorrow? And what can we already contribute to making the change today?

We eat insects, live in houses made of rice, and wear sweaters made of nettles. What role will circular materials play tomorrow? And what can we already contribute to making the change today?

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knowledge

Our articles are all about an active circular economy. We give pioneers a chance to speak, collect inspirational insights and share our knowledge.

From Banana Peels to Shoe Soles

KUORI develops a biodegradable alternative to synthetic rubber out of food scraps.

#getcreative #lifestyle #futureofmaterials

Mycelium: a Magic Bullet

Microbez is launching a revolution across industries with a material made from mushroom mesh.

#getcourageous #industry #futureofmaterials

The Animal Blood Taboo

Radical Matter uncovers the potential of using blood as raw material.

#getcontroversial #design #futureofmaterials

Houses Made of Rice

Ricehouse transforms byproducts of rice into materials for construction.

#getconscious #sidestreams #futureofmaterials

Interview with Fulaj Sheng

“The circular economy starts with each individual. And it has to happen now.”

#getchatty #UNEP #circulareconomy

Interview with Leslie Johnston

“We live on a planet with finite resources and we can’t afford to pretend they are unlimited.”

#getchatty #laudesfoundation #circulareconomy

Interview with Gilles Halotel

“There is no getting around the circular economy, let’s get involved. Now is the time to act.“

#getchatty #givaudan #circulareconomy

Interview with Raphaela Egger

”Reducing waste and using our resources responsibly starts with good product design.”

#getchatty #plasticpreneur #circulareconomy
All Articles

knowledge

Our articles are all about an active circular economy. We give pioneers a chance to speak, collect inspirational insights and share our knowledge.

From Banana Peels to Shoe Soles

KUORI develops a biodegradable alternative to synthetic rubber out of food scraps.

#getcreative #lifestyle #futureofmaterials

Mycelium: a Magic Bullet

Microbez is launching a revolution across industries with a material made from mushroom mesh.

#getcourageous #industry #futureofmaterials

The Animal Blood Taboo

Radical Matter uncovers the potential of using blood as raw material.

#getcontroversial #design #futureofmaterials

Houses Made of Rice

Ricehouse transforms byproducts of rice into materials for construction.

#getconscious #sidestreams #futureofmaterials

Interview with Fulaj Sheng

“The circular economy starts with each individual. And it has to happen now.”

#getchatty #UNEP #circulareconomy

Interview with Leslie Johnston

“We live on a planet with finite resources and we can’t afford to pretend they are unlimited.”

#getchatty #laudesfoundation #circulareconomy

Interview with Gilles Halotel

“There is no getting around the circular economy, let’s get involved. Now is the time to act.“

#getchatty #givaudan #circulareconomy

Interview with Raphaela Egger

”Reducing waste and using our resources responsibly starts with good product design.”

#getchatty #plasticpreneur #circulareconomy
All Articles

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