Rock on! Wood type doesn’t matter for guitars

In the United Kingdom, Lancaster University researchers got to rockin’ with guitar players in the name of research, testing six different acoustic guitars in...

Let’s party! Biodegradable Mardi Gras beads give reason to celebrate

In Louisiana, LSU Department of Biological Sciences Professor Naohiro Kato is refining the process to make biodegradable Mardi Gras beads. He has patent applications...

Igloo’s ‘Recool’ 100% biodegradable cooler wins award

In Colorado, Gear Junkie awarded Igloo’s latest product, “Recool” as its 2019 “Best in Show” for its innovative and environmentally friendly design. “Recool” is...

Green alternative to PET could be even greener

In the Netherlands, polymer chemists from the University of Groningen, led by Prof. Katja Loos, have described an enzyme-based polymerization method for furan-based polyester...

Biodegradable and recyclable preservation fluid now an option for subsea equipment

In Texas, Universal Subsea Inc. developed a new preservation fluid for subsea marine equipment that is lightweight, nontoxic, and biodegradable. The fluid protects subsea...

Flax fiber skis and snowboards hit the slopes

In the United Kingdom, flax fibers are becoming more prevalent as part of the layers in skis and snowboards as a biobased alternative. While...

Forget the bug spray – just paint some stripes on to protect against bloodsucking...

In Sweden, a study by researchers from Sweden and Hungary shows that white, painted stripes on the body protect skin from insect bites. It...

Castor oil based membrane in new jacket

In France, Picture Organic Clothing introduced a new 20k/20k membrane made from caster oil in their new Harvest Jacket and Bib. The membrane, called...

100% Kona coffee now in biobased, recyclable coffee pods

In California, Pooki’s Mahi added 100% Kona KaKao coffee in bio-based pods in a limited release to their 100% Kona coffee product line giving...

From car interiors to well drilling, kenaf plant brings promise to biobased products

In Thailand, kenaf has been around for thousands of years, can be harvested in just a few months, and is one of the most...

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Lean on green: German consortium creates 64% renewable hiking pole

In Germany, the German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research Denkendorf and LEKI Lenhart GmbH have created a hiking pole made from hemp and...

Designer Mejia-Estrella creates wood and walnut synth

In North Carolina, designer Gabriel Mejia-Estrella has created a working synthesizer made from cardboard and walnut. A recent graduate in Music Technology from University...

Clean slate: Peelable disposable plate stacks offer new concept in avoiding dishes

In Florida, a company named Peelware has created a new concept in disposable plates: renewable “stacked” paper plates where you simply peel off the...