The New Era of Biofuels Raises Environmental Concerns
To realize the potential of biofuels, the industry needs to pay attention to how feedstock crops change soil carbon
Charting a path towards material sustainability
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Jan Kallwejt
The New Era of Biofuels Raises Environmental Concerns
To realize the potential of biofuels, the industry needs to pay attention to how feedstock crops change soil carbon
Video: How to Make the Construction Industry Circular
The world is running out of sand. Is circular thinking the solution?
How Google is Supporting the Circular Economy
Chemists Are Figuring Out How to Recycle Our Clothes
Chemical processes could recycle the cellulose from clothing waste into renewed fibers for garment makers
How Water Cycles Can Help Prevent Disastrous Floods and Drought
To prevent devastating droughts and floods, humanity can tune in to natural solutions to repair water cycles that human development has disrupted
How to Construct Buildings That Have a Positive Impact on Climate and Biodiversity
Making buildings part of a circular economy that minimizes the waste of materials could yield huge environmental rewards
Why It’s So Hard to Recycle Plastic
Here’s how companies and other organizations are trying to make plastics more sustainable
Why Recycling Isn’t the Answer to the Plastic Pollution Problem
Recycling can only get us so far to a sustainable plastic future. The real solution to transforming the plastic economy lies in making less in the first place
E-Waste Could Become a ‘Gold Mine’ for Rare-Earth Elements
Mining electronic waste for rare-earth elements while isolating the remaining toxic chemicals could help solve the global e-waste crisis
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Why All 3 R’s Are Critical to a Circular Economy
To create a sustainable economy, we need to revamp how we reduce, reuse and recycle products to create less waste
A Sustainable Economy Depends on Sustainable Materials
Scientists and manufacturers are charting a path toward material sustainability