Bridgestone races ahead with guayule rubber

In Arizona, tire major Bridgestone has announced it will invest another $42 million—on top of the over $100 million it has already spent—to commercialize...

Seaweed tampon startup launches crowdfunding campaign

In Berlin, sustainable feminine hygiene firm Vyld has launched a crowdfunding campaign to scale production of tampons made of algae.  According to Femtech Insider, 300...

Put some zip in your step with coffee ground sneakers

In France, zero-waste fashion startup Zèta and coffee giant Nespresso have released a shoe collection using recycled coffee grounds.  Called Re:Ground, the shoes came about...

Ewe-nique idea: Estonian company eyes unused wool for e-commerce packaging

In Estonia, startup Woola believes wool could be the next sustainable packaging option to address the environmental footprint of e-commerce. The company claims that...

McDonald’s pickle stuck to ceiling can be yours for $6,300, because art

In Australia, the Michael Lett Gallery has a unique “sculpture” for sale—a pickle from a McDonald’s burger artist Matthew Griffin stuck to the gallery’s...

Nightmare fuel: Dead spider necrobot hailed as robotics breakthrough

In Houston, researchers at Rice University have created a new field of research—dubbed necrobotics—with the invention of a dead spider claw machine.  In a paper...

Gucci and adidas streetwear collab touts biobased materials

In Italy and Germany, luxury fashion house Gucci and sneaker giant adidas have partnered to create a colorful streetwear line that emphasizes sustainable components.  Dubbed...

Designer turns chippy waste into ceramics

In Margate, UK, designer Carly Breame has converted the leftover fish bones, potato peels and oyster shells from one of the seaside town’s local...

Cardboard pregnancy test targets greener gestation 

In the United Kingdom, an entrepreneur has launched a 99% paper pregnancy test that can be recycled with the rest of your cardboard boxes...

Designers consider a future where homes are grown, not built

In Israel, a group of designers have created an exhibit showcasing structures made by 3D-printing soil and seeds.  Dubbed “To Grow a Building” and presented...

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Not PLA‑ying dead: Bioplastic skulls replace gory antler mounts

In Utah, Bucks N Bull Skulls is using bioplastic polylactic acid filament to 3-D print animal skulls for mounting antlers – an alternative that...

Funding flatlines: Meatable closes up shop

In the Netherlands, cultivated meat pioneer Meatable has failed to secure sufficient funding and is winding down operations. The company had been operating a...

“Sound” investment: Biobased acoustic panel maker Aisti receives €20 million EIB loan

In Finland, sustainable acoustics products firm Aisti has received a €20 million (US$23.4 million) loan from the European Investment Bank to scale production of...