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EU Public Consultation: New Product Priorities for Ecodesign for Sustainable Products
View article: EU Public Consultation: New Product Priorities for Ecodesign for Sustainable ProductsThe Commission’s recent proposal on Ecodesign for Sustainable Products aims to make products sold in the EU subject to performance and information-related requirements, to ensure greater sustainability. The Commission seeks views on the categories of new products and measures to address first, so that it can set priorities transparently and inclusively.
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MIT Develops New Method for CO2 Removal from Seawater
View article: MIT Develops New Method for CO2 Removal from SeawaterA new method for removing the greenhouse gas from the ocean could be far more efficient than existing systems for removing it from the air.
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Hempitecture Opens US Plant
View article: Hempitecture Opens US PlantHempitecture Celebrates Ribbon-Cutting for First-of-its-kind, U.S.-Based Manufacturing Facility
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Virent and Patagonia Partner on Biobased Jacket
View article: Virent and Patagonia Partner on Biobased JacketWorking with Virent, Patagonia successfully manufactured its first fully biobased product, the SugarDown Hoody.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI), Bacteria, Enzymes & Microbes, Reports & Studies, Universities, Institutes & LabsAI Conjures Proteins that Speed up Chemical Reactions
View article: AI Conjures Proteins that Speed up Chemical ReactionsA team led by the Institute for Protein Design devised machine-learning algorithms that created light-emitting enzymes called luciferases.
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Ecuadorian Oil Industry Involved in Assassination of Activist
View article: Ecuadorian Oil Industry Involved in Assassination of ActivistEcuadorian Indigenous Leader Eduardo Mendúa Assassinated at His Home — Just when I thought that the oil industry was becoming clean …. This is the fine line between “agenda” and “conspiracy”.
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Morrisons Opens Chemical Recycling Plant in Scotland
View article: Morrisons Opens Chemical Recycling Plant in ScotlandSite tackles UK challenge of ‘hard to recycle’ soft plastic. The site is the first of its kind that can process a mix of plastics, including film, into reusable materials
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Bioplastics Refugee Shelters
View article: Bioplastics Refugee SheltersThese plant-based refugee shelters were made to survive typhoons
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Lenovo New Flaxseed Laptop
View article: Lenovo New Flaxseed LaptopLenovo’s taking another step towards sustainable tech for MWC 2023, with a new Flax Fiber laptop shell and compostable packaging.
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Bioenergy’s Role in Soil Carbon Storage Workshop Summary Report
View article: Bioenergy’s Role in Soil Carbon Storage Workshop Summary ReportThe Bioenergy Technologies Office hosted the Bioenergy’s Role in Soil Carbon Storage Workshop in March 2022, which covered the topic of soil carbon storage with a focus on the role of bioenergy.
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Ocean Treaty: Historic Agreement Reached After Decade of Talks
View article: Ocean Treaty: Historic Agreement Reached After Decade of TalksNations have reached a historic agreement to protect the world’s oceans following 10 years of negotiations.
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Lyondellbasell and Kirkbi Partner on Chemical Recycling
View article: Lyondellbasell and Kirkbi Partner on Chemical RecyclingLyondellBasell and KIRKBI invest in APK to develop recycling technology
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Dow Caught Greenwashing on Shoe Recycling
View article: Dow Caught Greenwashing on Shoe RecyclingReuters investigation raises serious doubts over authenticity of Dow’s Singapore shoe recycling program — I think it’s beyond greenwashing; it’s fraud.
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Indian State Introduces Vending Machine for Biodegradable Bags
View article: Indian State Introduces Vending Machine for Biodegradable BagsGVMC opens nine plastic exchange centres in Visakhapatnam to promote alternatives
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Malaysian College Students Try to Turn Seaweed into Bioplastics
View article: Malaysian College Students Try to Turn Seaweed into BioplasticsThe trio are experimenting with using local red seaweed to make bioplastic that can degrade in four to six weeks, instead of hundreds of years like conventional plastic.
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Tesco Accused of Greenwashing over Biodegradable PLA Teabags
View article: Tesco Accused of Greenwashing over Biodegradable PLA TeabagsComplaint filed against retail giant after an experiment found that the teabags did not biodegrade after a year buried in soil
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Machine Learning Model Speeds up Assessing Catalysts for Decarbonization Technology from Months to Milliseconds
View article: Machine Learning Model Speeds up Assessing Catalysts for Decarbonization Technology from Months to MillisecondsScientists create computational model for identifying low-cost catalysts that convert biomass into fuels and useful chemicals with low carbon footprint.
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Polymateria Social Media Marketing
View article: Polymateria Social Media MarketingSocial media video of Polymateria’s CEO and latest developments.
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Eco-Products Earns Industry First for Compostable Packaging with No-Added PFAS (FREE)
View article: Eco-Products Earns Industry First for Compostable Packaging with No-Added PFAS (FREE)Eco-Products’ Vanguard clamshell is the first molded fiber item made with no-added PFAS to be approved by the Compost Manufacturing Alliance
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Bio-based Acrylonitrile for Carbon Fiber Manufacture
View article: Bio-based Acrylonitrile for Carbon Fiber ManufactureThe quest for a sustainable source of acrylonitrile for carbon fiber manufacture has made the leap from the lab to the market.
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Colombia Launches Second Plastics Pact in Latin America
View article: Colombia Launches Second Plastics Pact in Latin AmericaCountry commits to transforming all plastic packaging to reusable, recyclable or compostable formats
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Sustainable process for the production of vanillin from lignin makes further progress
View article: Sustainable process for the production of vanillin from lignin makes further progressA green method for obtaining vanillin from technical lignin produced from pulp
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This Weird-Looking Fungus Could Be a Biodegradable Alternative to Plastic
View article: This Weird-Looking Fungus Could Be a Biodegradable Alternative to PlasticThe complex structure of Fomes fomentarius represents an architectural design for high-performance ultralightweight materials
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Thailand Claims No 2 Rank for Bioplastic Production
View article: Thailand Claims No 2 Rank for Bioplastic ProductionThailand is the world’s second-largest producer of bioplastic products, serving growing demand overseas thanks to plenty of raw materials to drive manufacturing, says the Thai Bioplastics Industry Association…
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A Recyclable Vegetable Pouch Made of Paptic Wins a Worldstar Award
View article: A Recyclable Vegetable Pouch Made of Paptic Wins a Worldstar AwardA recyclable pouch made of Paptic® to replace plastic in vegetable packaging is a WorldStar award winner.
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INEOS Secures €3.5 billion Financing for Project One – The Greenest Cracker in Europe.
View article: INEOS Secures €3.5 billion Financing for Project One – The Greenest Cracker in Europe.Project ONE is the largest investment in the European chemical sector for a generation.
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Can Clothes Ever Be Fully Recycled?
View article: Can Clothes Ever Be Fully Recycled?The world’s first commercial-scale textile recycling mill is a milestone in tackling fashion’s colossal waste problem.
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3D Printing with Bacteria-Loaded Ink Produces Bone-Like Composites
View article: 3D Printing with Bacteria-Loaded Ink Produces Bone-Like CompositesBone-Like Composites Can be Fabricated When 3D Printing with Bacteria-Loaded Ink, Called BactoInk
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Foldable and Compostable Coffee Cup Gets Rid of Annoying Plastic Lid
View article: Foldable and Compostable Coffee Cup Gets Rid of Annoying Plastic LidCalled the Good Cup, the patented cup took years to get right.
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3rd Annual Bioplastics Innovation Forum (FREE)
View article: 3rd Annual Bioplastics Innovation Forum (FREE)I’m proud to announce that I will be chairing the 3rd Annual Bioplastics Innovation Forum in Brussels on March 1 & 2. This is a FREE article
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Plastic Particles in Mom’s Food Reach Unborn Children
View article: Plastic Particles in Mom’s Food Reach Unborn ChildrenNanoscale plastic particles like those that permeate most food and water pass from pregnant rats to their unborn children and may impair fetal development, according to a Rutgers study that suggests the same process happens in humans.
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The United Nations Global Compact–Accenture CEO Study
View article: The United Nations Global Compact–Accenture CEO StudyNearly half of global CEOs say their sustainability efforts have been hampered: study
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Turning Fruit Waste into Water Purification Material
View article: Turning Fruit Waste into Water Purification MaterialA Nanyang Technological University scientist has developed an ultra-thin material made from recycled fruit with exceptional light-to-heat conversion efficiency that can be used in equipment to purify dirty water.
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International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) Standard Update
View article: International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) Standard UpdateThe International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), at its meeting on 16 February 2023 in Montreal, has taken its final decisions on all the technical content of its initial Standards, informed by feedback it received during extensive consultation last year.
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Bans, Taxes and Polluter-Pays Laws Will Not Stop Runaway Consumption
View article: Bans, Taxes and Polluter-Pays Laws Will Not Stop Runaway ConsumptionIf left unchecked, plastic consumption will double by mid-century. Even a global single-use plastic ban will not stop plastic consumption from growing above current levels, new research warns.
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Toppan and Polymateria Release Biotransformed Packaging that Degrades in 176 days
View article: Toppan and Polymateria Release Biotransformed Packaging that Degrades in 176 daysPolymateria and Toppan Specialty Films have released packaging which fully biodegrades leaving no microplastic and toxins behind.
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Pressure Grows to Reclassify Plastic Pellets as Hazardous Substances
View article: Pressure Grows to Reclassify Plastic Pellets as Hazardous SubstancesPressure is growing on International Maritime Organization (IMO) member states to to classify plastic pellets as hazardous substances.
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PLA Bottles Keep Cooking Oil Fresh for a Long Time
View article: PLA Bottles Keep Cooking Oil Fresh for a Long TimePolylactic acid as a promising sustainable plastic packaging for edible oils
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Lyondellbasell and Nexus Circular Partner on Chemical Recycling
View article: Lyondellbasell and Nexus Circular Partner on Chemical RecyclingLyondellBasell and Nexus Circular today announced they have signed a definite long-term contract, which will supply LyondellBasell with approximately 24,000 tons of recycled feedstock per year.
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Ocean Plastics Speakers by Boompods
View article: Ocean Plastics Speakers by BoompodsThese speakers are built out of recycled ocean plastics. Here’s how they’re made
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Plastic Debate in Montana US
View article: Plastic Debate in Montana USProponents of local control for plastics say they’ll press on despite setbacks with Montana Legislature
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DualPakECO
View article: DualPakECOAustralian Made & Australian Certified Compostable Dual Ovenable Pressed Paperboard Tray
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Compostable Cups Create Confusion in Australia
View article: Compostable Cups Create Confusion in AustraliaAs Western Australia moves closer to a ban on plastic-lined disposable coffee cups, many retailers are already making the switch to compostable varieties. But the change has caused confusion for consumers about how to correctly dispose of their cups, which environmentalists say could be eased if there was more consistent labelling on compostable packaging.
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A newly developed catalyst makes single-use plastics easier to upcycle, recycle and biodegrade
View article: A newly developed catalyst makes single-use plastics easier to upcycle, recycle and biodegradeResearchers created a new catalyst that transforms hydrocarbons into chemicals and materials that are higher value, easier to recycle, and biodegrade in the environment.
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Can Seaweed Remove Carbon Emissions and Replace Fossil-Fuel Plastic?
View article: Can Seaweed Remove Carbon Emissions and Replace Fossil-Fuel Plastic?Australian clean technology startup ULUU will combat climate change by capturing and sequestering carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere and into bioplastic products.
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Bioplastics from Carrots
View article: Bioplastics from CarrotsResearchers create fully-biodegradable polymer from carrots
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Agile BioFoundry Selects New Projects
View article: Agile BioFoundry Selects New ProjectsThe U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO) announced the selection of five external collaborations totaling over $3.7 million to conduct research and development needed to accelerate the U.S. biomanufacturing sector.
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Inca Renewtech Receives Millions in Funding
View article: Inca Renewtech Receives Millions in FundingAlberta Announces $58 Million for Circular Economy Projects Worth $528 Million in Public and Private Investment: INCA Renewtech Awarded $10M
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Investment in Next-Gen Materials Halved in 2022
View article: Investment in Next-Gen Materials Halved in 2022Start-ups developing new materials like mushroom and lab-grown leather raised $457 million in 2022, down from $980 million in 2021,
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Quick Verification Test to Distinguish Compostable Plastics from Conventional Plastics
View article: Quick Verification Test to Distinguish Compostable Plastics from Conventional PlasticsNot sure of the value of this but found it on the website of Indian Ministry
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Indian Court Suggests Sale of Milk in Glass Bottles
View article: Indian Court Suggests Sale of Milk in Glass BottlesMadras High Court suggests sale of Aavin milk in glass bottles on a pilot basis
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Stora Enso and Valmet Partner on Next Generation Lignin
View article: Stora Enso and Valmet Partner on Next Generation LigninStora Enso and Valmet have started collaborating on next-generation lignin product and process development to drive Stora Enso’s lignin-based businesses and further improve the performance of the Valmet LignoBoost technology.
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Greiner Packaging Receives Certification for Home-Compostable Capsule Packaging
View article: Greiner Packaging Receives Certification for Home-Compostable Capsule PackagingCapsules made of aluminum or plastic are suitable for a wide range of packaging applications, including for coffee, tea, and baby food.
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12 Coffee Brands That Use Compostable Pods
View article: 12 Coffee Brands That Use Compostable PodsSo, since we all want to see earth survive a little longer, several coffee companies have started making compostable pods.
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INEOS Styrolution Styroflex Proven to be a Superior Cost-Effective Ninder for Biobased Products
View article: INEOS Styrolution Styroflex Proven to be a Superior Cost-Effective Ninder for Biobased ProductsINEOS Styrolution, the global leader in styrenics, today announced that their Styroflex® SBC[1] product is a superior, cost-effective binder for bio based products such as cork.
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INEOS Styrolution launches Bio-Attributed Styrolux ECO and K-Resin ECO Grades
View article: INEOS Styrolution launches Bio-Attributed Styrolux ECO and K-Resin ECO GradesINEOS Styrolution launches ISCC PLUS certified, bio-attributed Styrolux® ECO and K-Resin® ECO grades into the Americas market
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CPCB Seeks Regular Inspection of Biodegradable Plastic Producers
View article: CPCB Seeks Regular Inspection of Biodegradable Plastic ProducersCPCB seeks regular inspection of biodegradable plastic producers, clarifies no EPR applicability for rigid carat manufacturers
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PHV Joins Fiber-to-Fiber Consortium
View article: PHV Joins Fiber-to-Fiber ConsortiumLeading fashion company joins fiber-to-fiber consortium founded by Carbios, On, Patagonia, PUMA and Salomon
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UPM and Haertol Partner on Sustainable Coolants
View article: UPM and Haertol Partner on Sustainable CoolantsUPM Biochemicals and HAERTOL Chemie GmbH announce strategic partnership to develop new sustainable coolants
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New Report Reveals Large Gap in CO2 Removal Needed
View article: New Report Reveals Large Gap in CO2 Removal NeededCDR from new technologies must increase 1,300-fold by the year 2050. Joint press release of MCC, SWP, University of Oxford, and University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Mixed Waste Sorting is Key to Meeting EU Circular Economy Objectives
View article: Mixed Waste Sorting is Key to Meeting EU Circular Economy ObjectivesReloop and Zero Waste Europe have published today a new study by Eunomia Research and Consulting which shows that applying sorting systems to mixed waste (MWS) prior to thermal treatment and landfilling can significantly support Europe’s climate objectives and contribute to achieving ambitious plastics and municipal waste recycling targets.
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Yield10 Bioscience Advancements on Herbicide Tolerant Camelina
View article: Yield10 Bioscience Advancements on Herbicide Tolerant CamelinaYield10 Bioscience Announces Key Advancements in the Development of Herbicide Tolerant Camelina Supporting Large Acreage Production of Low-carbon Intensity Feedstock Oil for the Biofuel Market
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Texas A&M on Transforming Biomass Waste Into Chemicals
View article: Texas A&M on Transforming Biomass Waste Into ChemicalsRather than disposing of waste in dumpsters and landfills, a Texas A&M researchers proposes that biomass be used as a renewable resource.
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Teijin to Produce and Market Polycarbonate Resin Made from Biomass-derived BPA
View article: Teijin to Produce and Market Polycarbonate Resin Made from Biomass-derived BPATeijin Limited announced today that it has received an ISCC PLUS sustainable-product certification from the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) system for biomass-derived bisphenol A (BPA) polycarbonate (PC) resin products produced in Japan.
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Fairbrics Raises €22 M for its CO2-Based Polyester Fiber
View article: Fairbrics Raises €22 M for its CO2-Based Polyester FiberFairbrics Raises €22 M to Bring to Market its CO2-Based Polyester Fiber and Reduce the Textile Industry’s Carbon Footprint
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Why we Should not Reuse Plastic Water Bottles
View article: Why we Should not Reuse Plastic Water BottlesChemicals released from bottled water packaging materials are now known as emerging pollutants and endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) that can cause serious health problems including cancer and developmental defects.
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Faser Institute Bremen Develops High-Strength PLA
View article: Faser Institute Bremen Develops High-Strength PLANovel PLA blend is proven on pilot plant scale for technical textile applications like aerospace, medical or automotive engineering.
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Loliware Raises $15.4 Million
View article: Loliware Raises $15.4 MillionLoliware Raises $15.4 Million in Pre-Series A Funding
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The Stealth Export of Waste Plastic Clothes to Kenya (FREE)
View article: The Stealth Export of Waste Plastic Clothes to Kenya (FREE)Textile waste, which is actually plastic waste (polyester), branded as second hand clothing for Africa. Is the export of second hand clothing a calamity for Africa? This is a FREE article
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Certification & Labels, Chemical & Advanced Recycling, EU, Legal, Anti-Trust and Cartel, Waste & Waste ManagementEU Procedure Against France Regarding Waste Management Labels
View article: EU Procedure Against France Regarding Waste Management LabelsCommission calls on FRANCE to ensure that its labelling requirements concerning waste sorting instructions comply with the principle of free movement of goods
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Mattress Recycling Not as Effective as Often Assumed (FREE)
View article: Mattress Recycling Not as Effective as Often Assumed (FREE)Polyurethane foam recycling not as effective as often assumed. Analysis reveals foam recycling misses 1:1 displacement. Article by David Goldstein.
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Bio-Based Products Are Gaining Momentum
View article: Bio-Based Products Are Gaining MomentumPropelled by government investment and shareholder demand, manufacturers are pushing to get bio-based products into the marketplace. These new materials — made from plants, fungi, and microbes — aim to replace those that contain toxins and are difficult to recycle or reuse.
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PepsiCo Compostable Snack Bag
View article: PepsiCo Compostable Snack BagThis compostable snack bag designed by PepsiCo is not only good for the environment, it uses packaging to tell the story of its sustainability innovations in a way that is attention-grabbing and easy to understand
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House Made of Plastic Bottles
View article: House Made of Plastic BottlesDuo Use 16,000 Plastic Bottles to Build Eco-Friendly Home That Stays Naturally Cool
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Sri Lanka Bans Single-Use Plastics to Save Elephants
View article: Sri Lanka Bans Single-Use Plastics to Save ElephantsSri Lanka will ban single-use plastics, the government said Tuesday, in a move that follows a series of wild elephant and deer deaths from plastic poisoning.
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UNDP and The Ocean Cleanup Partner on Ocean Plastic Pollution
View article: UNDP and The Ocean Cleanup Partner on Ocean Plastic PollutionThe United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and The Ocean Cleanup today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on eliminating plastic pollution in oceans and rivers around the globe.
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Pelletize Waste Materials
View article: Pelletize Waste MaterialsThe idea of using biomass or non-recyclable materials to produce power has been around for a long time, but techniques for developing a consistent feedstock to produce a fuel that is economical compared to coal, resistant to moisture, and has no spontaneous combustion in storage has been a daunting challenge.
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The Problem With Recycling According to Tom Szaky
View article: The Problem With Recycling According to Tom SzakyTom is my favourite hoarder but he’s working on it and we should support him.
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Mitsui Chemicals to Supply Bio-BPA to MGC
View article: Mitsui Chemicals to Supply Bio-BPA to MGCJapanese petrochemical firm Mitsui Chemicals plans to supply biomass-based bisphenol A (BPA) to fellow producer Mitsubishi Gas Chemical (MGC), for producing bio-polycarbonate at its Kashima plant in the eastern prefecture of Ibaraki.
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Zeon Invests in Visolis
View article: Zeon Invests in VisolisZeon invests in US biomanufacturing platform
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Accelerated Degradation of Plastic Products via Yeast Enzyme Treatment
View article: Accelerated Degradation of Plastic Products via Yeast Enzyme TreatmentBiodegradable plastics can solve the problem of unwanted plastics accumulating in the environment if they can be given the contradictory properties of durability in use and rapid degradation after use.
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Characterization and Potential Valorization of Industrial Food Processing Wastes
View article: Characterization and Potential Valorization of Industrial Food Processing WastesResearchers dig deep into the huge potential value of industrial food waste
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BlackRock Increases Position in Danimer Scientific (DNMR)
View article: BlackRock Increases Position in Danimer Scientific (DNMR)Fintel reports that BlackRock has filed a 13G/A form with the SEC disclosing ownership of 5.97MM shares of Danimer Scientific Inc (DNMR).
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Bacteria, Enzymes & Microbes, Biodegradation & Composting, Carbon, Reports & Studies, Universities, Institutes & LabsHow Waste-Eating Bacteria Digest Complex Carbons
View article: How Waste-Eating Bacteria Digest Complex CarbonsA common environmental bacterium, Comamonas testosteroni, could someday become nature’s plastic recycling center. While most bacteria prefer to eat sugars, C. testosteroni, instead, has a natural appetite for complex waste from plants and plastics.
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Coca-Cola Says it’s Difficult to Source Recycled Plastic at a Reasonable Price in Asia
View article: Coca-Cola Says it’s Difficult to Source Recycled Plastic at a Reasonable Price in AsiaA Coke executive says high demand for recycled material in Europe has made it a ‘struggle’ to source post-consumer content at a ‘reasonable’ price in Asia.
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Great Quote by Greta Thunberg
View article: Great Quote by Greta ThunbergAnother great quote by Greta Thunberg. Greta knows how to put her finger on the pulse of society
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Kajkao: a Sustainable, Biodegradable Material from Cocoa
View article: Kajkao: a Sustainable, Biodegradable Material from CocoaBorn from the idea of an Italian-Ecuadorian team of designers, Kajkao project is aiming at adding value to the cocoa production chain and contribute to the development of local cocoa farmers in Ecuador
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African American Company Creates Bioplastics
View article: African American Company Creates BioplasticsThis is probably part of something called affirmative action in the US; a kind of positive discrimination policy.
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Are Compostable Phone Cases a Better Choice?
View article: Are Compostable Phone Cases a Better Choice?Several brands now feature phone cases made of compostable bioplastic.
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Avient Extends Bio-Based Polyolefin Range
View article: Avient Extends Bio-Based Polyolefin RangeAvient Extends Bio-Based Polyolefin Range, Utilizing the Benefits of Cellulose Fiber and Giving Waste Coffee Grounds a Second Life
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Idemitsu and Toray Partner on Biobased ABS
View article: Idemitsu and Toray Partner on Biobased ABSIdemitsu and Toray Creating Japan’s First Biomass ABS Resin Supply Chain
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CJ Biomaterials and Banila Partner on Biobased Cosmetic Container using Amorphous PHA
View article: CJ Biomaterials and Banila Partner on Biobased Cosmetic Container using Amorphous PHACJ Biomaterials Teams with Banila Co. to Develop New 100% Biobased Cosmetic Container using Amorphous PHA
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Turning Kudzu into Biodegradable Food Packaging
View article: Turning Kudzu into Biodegradable Food PackagingUse pearl millet starch and kudzu vines to put a dent in the roughly 400 million tons of plastic waste produced each year.
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Ginkgo Bioworks and Bioweg Partner on Biobased Materials
View article: Ginkgo Bioworks and Bioweg Partner on Biobased MaterialsBioweg and Ginkgo Bioworks Announce Partnership to Develop Cost Effective and Efficacious Bio-Based Materials to Reduce the Use of Microplastic Pollutants
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Plastic Waste Makers Index 2023
View article: Plastic Waste Makers Index 2023The world is creating more single-use plastic waste than ever
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Winchester Ammunition Launches Biopolymer Shotshell Wads
View article: Winchester Ammunition Launches Biopolymer Shotshell WadsWinchester Ammunition Launches Environmentally Friendly Shotshell E-Tech
