September’s London Fashion Week leaned into circularity this year, featuring its first scheduled show exclusively for pre-owned clothing. This budding...
Imagine a material that is biodegradable, non-toxic, and endlessly reworkable into new types of material. Fungi ticks all the boxes,...
Chemicals and materials made from algae have many functional and environmental advantages over those made from petroleum. However, facilities capable...
Regenerative agriculture entered the mainstream in the heady days of 2019, when environmental activists took to the streets and corporate...
Prices and harvests for chocolate, olive oil, and coffee crops are growing increasingly volatile as climate change buffets their delicate...
Biofuels are the most scaled sector in the higher-value bioeconomy. Ethanol and biodiesel are both heavily traded global commodities, part...
We continue our survey of the UK’s bioeconomy, region by region. Last week, we covered Scotland, Northern Ireland and the...
Across the UK, regional authorities and producers are deepening their interest in biobased supply chains. We look at how capacity...
Most raw materials used in the bioeconomy begin life in rural areas. For the most part, however, the countryside is...
The bioeconomy is associated with the production of tangible and weighty stuff. Yet some biobased startups are using a more...
