Baltimore's Mr. Trash Wheel: a Decade of Garbage Gobbling Equates to 5.2 Million Pounds
Mr. Trash Wheel is a national icon and his installment in 2014, his popularity led to the installment of other trash-collecting wheels
Mr. Trash Wheel is a national icon and his installment in 2014, his popularity led to the installment of other trash-collecting wheels
In the world of fast fashion, the ubiquity of the casual t-shirt with something printed on it seems immeasurable in scope.
Finding someone who can fix a broken piece of furniture, mend clothing, or repair a family treasure has become easier thanks to a new online platform. The guilder is a repair exchange platform, enabling the repair of broken objects with local knowledge, skills, and tools—but without any money being exchanged. Objects like chairs, benches, tea […]
Pennsylvania farms are partnered with a microbrewery to create an alternative fuel produced with brewer's waste and organic matter.
Scientists created a cheap membrane made from a waste by-product of vegetable oil that can filter out heavy metals to make drinking water.
A new type of plastic made directly from organic plant waste has been created by scientists at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.
A unique partnership is solving the food waste, hunger, and joblessness problems in San Diego at once–and has rescued 500k pounds of food.
The WasteShark, like the whale shark it's named for, gobbles up plastic trash in a silent, safe, easy, effective, and affordable way.
Scalable to any river size, the River Cleanup buoys can filter oil or trash, and have no impact on river navigability or habitability.
"You make it, you recycle it." Companies need to be accountable for waste their products generate-and 5 huge companies offer free recycling.
In the last three years, Liz has raised more than £1,000 which she has donated to her 14-year-old daughter Zoe's gymnastic group.
G95 makes masks and hoodies that filter the air at N95 level, and now sells a single-use biodegradable mask you can mail in for recycling.
These guys are making cement from food waste like coffee and banana peels that can be eaten in an emergency, but is also stronger than normal
Amazon is trialling a new packing machine which builds paper bags around individual items - to drastically cut down on packaging.
Engineers are making concrete stronger by giving coffee grounds a "double shot" at life to reduce waste going to landfills.
It's already deployed in 80 recycling facilities and is 99% accurate, becoming more accurate every year the waste is being sorted
A clever graduate has used 80 discarded vape batteries to power his e-scooter—and to make a point about waste.
Not only is the speedy process surprisingly inexpensive, it could save thousands of pounds of CO2 from entering the atmosphere.
Tokyo University researchers have discovered a way to turn food waste into construction materials, raising sustainability hopes.
Not only does this green building material create zero additional waste products, but no additional emissions from transportation.
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