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Humble Bee Bio to Develop Sustainable Water-Repellent Textile Coating
Deakin University and New Zealand-based biotechnology research company, Humble Bee Bio have received a grant of $70,000 from the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (IMCRC). The funding is destined for the development of a sustainable alternative to the harmful chemicals…
Nominees for “Renewable Material of the Year 2022” a Announced
One of the many aspects of fighting climate change is working to overcome the chemical industry’s dependence on fossil fuels. Replacing gas and oil with renewable carbon within the existing structures of the chemical industry is a key element. In…
AGL strikes deal to buy biogas firm in low-carbon energy shift
The largest Australian power and gas company, AGL, struck a deal to buy a biogas producer supplying commercial and industrial customers in its latest move to diversify away from fossil fuels, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
Gerber Presents Carbon Neutral Plant-Based Food Range
Gerber has launched Plant-astic, a new all plant-based range. The selection of organic pouches, snacks and meals is made using only plant protein sources. The launch follows the company's 2021 announcement that it will be striving to create more climate-friendly…
Fashion Leaders Collaborate To Develop New Biomaterials
On the occasion of Earth Day on April 22nd, LVMH, Fendi, Imperial College London and Central Saint Martins, UAL, announced a collaboration that takes advantage of the potential of design-science academic research to prototype new bio-textiles. The two year research…
REA Announces Finalists in British Renewable Energy Awards
Over 100 finalists have been selected in the 16 categories in the British Renewable Energy Awards, hosted by the Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology (REA). The categories range from Installer of the Year through to best Young RE…