RE:using ResourcesDesigning out waste and pollution to keep materials in use and regenerate natural systems Share: Copied to clipboard Reusing ResourcesInnovators around the world are changing the way we think about waste Circular BioeconomyPowering a new wave of human innovation inspired by nature Ananas AnamTurning pineapple waste into natural textiles MycocycleTraining fungi to consume construction waste CirculariseA blockchain-based platform tracking raw materials through the circular economy Magical Mushroom CompanyWorking with nature to create an eco-friendly alternative to polystyrene TerraCycleThe science behind eliminating the idea of waste Continuus MaterialsContinuus Materials creates building products like roofboard out of waste destined for landfill, bringing single-use plastic into the circular economy. Celtic RenewablesA low-carbon method for extracting chemicals from biological residues OceanSafeDesigning sustainable supply chains for fully circular textiles CCm TechnologiesCapturing and recycling carbon dioxide from industrial waste streams LanzatechUsing bacteria to create Sustainable Aviation Fuel from captured carbon UBQConverting unsorted household waste into recyclable thermoplastic RiversimpleA circular route to designing and building a car fuelled by hydrogen EcoBrixsCollecting and recycling waste plastic into useful products Treasure 8Creating nutritious new products from unwanted fresh food NotplaBiodegradable alternatives to plastic packaging Absolute WaterTransforming waste water into drinking water using specially-bred worms Great Bubble BarrierPreventing plastic waste reaching the ocean from rivers and canals Amager BakkeA striking landmark that combines a waste-to-energy facility with a unique recreational space Pablo SalasPablo Salas explains how transparent supply chains can play a key part in helping us understand the impact we have on the environment. bio-beanbio-bean is the world's largest recycler of spent coffee grounds, turning this waste into resources that can be used domestically and commercially.
