Technology
Firefly Green Fuels is making SAF from sewage
Firefly Green Fuels, a company dedicated to reducing aviation's carbon footprint, is exploring an innovative method to transform the way the world's airlines are powered: sewage.
Research in USA shows possibility of turning dairy into bioplastics
As the issue of plastic pollution continues to escalate in the United States, a scientist from the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) is developing a new approach to combat it. Atanu Biswas, a research chemist at the ARS National Center for…
Toray and Porter™ unveil groundbreaking initiative with bio-nylon fiber
In a major collaboration, Toray Industries, Inc. has partnered with Yoshida Co. to jointly develop materials for Tanker bags utilizing Ecodear N510, a revolutionary 100% plant-based nylon fiber. Yoshida's well-known Porter brand has been manufacturing and selling bags under the…
Biobased printing inks underway in Germany
For over two decades, researchers at the Dornbirn Textile Chemistry and Textile Physics Institute have been on a mission to revive natural dyes. Though eco-friendly alternatives are gaining traction, traditional dyes often fade quickly or cost more.
New study suggests algae as sustainable alternative to animal protein for building muscle
A recent study has found that two types of algae commonly available in commercial products are rich in protein and can support muscle development in young, healthy adults. The findings indicate that algae could be a viable and environmentally friendly…
Pigeon & LyondellBasell Make Nursery Sustainable with Bio-Circular Plastic
LyondellBasell and Pigeon Singapore have joined forces to collaborate and advance sustainable research and development efforts in baby nursing bottles. Pigeon Singapore, the regional headquarters of Pigeon's business unit covering Southeast Asia, Middle East, Africa, and Oceania, will incorporate LyondellBasell's…