Emily Enrica’s design is called Paper Noodle. A packaging made from paper pulp which is 100% biodegradable, recyclable, microwave safe and FDA tested food safe.

Sweet Sneak Studio's Microplastic Photo Series explore the impacts of our global plastic pollution.

The unknitting machine is a student-designed device that uses human power to unravel old knitted clothes, so the yarn can be reused.

Thomas Weber, Content Manager at ATS-Tanner Banding Systems AG puts the case forward for banding as a resource-efficient, sustainable solution to the plastic waste issue.

Scientists from the UK’s National Physical Laboratory have developed a printed circuit board that falls apart when immersed in hot water.

Afroz Shah is a young Indian lawyer from Mumbai whose name is synonymous with the world’s largest beach clean-up project. In 2016, the UN awarded him for their Champions of the Earth Award.

Die Ergebnisse der Umfrage zeigen, dass Verbraucher durchaus dazu bereit sind, mehr für umweltfreundliche Produkte zu zahlen.

Scottish startup Kenoteq has launched the K-Briq – a more sustainable building brick that is unfired and made of 90 per cent construction waste.

Jennifer Newman Studio launched a table and bench combination as part of its portfolio of inside-outside furniture. Not only the selection of materials, coatings and components, but also the timeless design too promises a long life cycle.

These hanger hooks require you take a walk in a natural environment to complete the object with some fallen branches.