New international research uncovering exactly what happens as bacteria breaks down the carbohydrates contained in algae could create a valuable, sustainable resource.
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Fake meats – an explainer
Recycle your “precious plastic” at home
How about a set of instructions that help you make your own recycling machine for plastics. It’s not that hard and will save the planet a lot of polluting grief.
From waste glass to stronger concrete
Researchers at Deakin University have found substituting ground glass for sand in the creation of polymer concrete may result in a stronger construction material that is also cheaper to produce.
Green products on the rise – with often surprising price tags
Going Green Solutions combines the couple’s early dream of making sustainable products more accessible to all, underpinned by their priority for family and a sense of community.
GECA: How to avoid greenwash with eco certification
Greenwash claims can affect your business reputation and ultimately your bottom line, so how can you prove your products and services do what they say on the tin? One way is by seeking independent verification of your environmental features.
Young Henrys: Making good beer with a light footprint
Aside from being innovative and fun, a key part of Young Henrys beer brewing philosophy is around low-impact – in terms of waste, travel miles and energy use.
Winya: Indigenous angle to premium office furniture and more
Majority Indigenous owned and staffed Winya has done office fitouts for large corporations and government offices including Lendlease, Telstra, the ATO and the Department of Defence.