MW MW Three environmentally friendly and sustainable methods of producing paints. From recycling old latex paints, to the production of paints using windmills and linseed. Finally the paints made from food which is safe for children to use and is also edible.
Rona Eco Paint recycling in Canada.
Paints derived from flax by Rigo in The Netherlands.
Edible paints made from fruit, vegetables, flowers and spices by Glob Colors.
This A/C unit cools without using electricity. An eco-friendly air conditioners for the steamy climate of New Delhi, created by the Architecture firm Ant Studio.
In 2013, Skipping Rocks Lab start up created Ooho an edible water “bottle”. Ooho’s peelable membrane comprises algae (brown seaweed) mixed with calcium and water.
Fibre From Familiar Fruit Bananas are the most common fruit consumed worldwide. In 2019, the banana export market produced 21 million tonnes of fruit. This
The astronomer Ole Rømer first demonstrated the speed of light in 1676. “A Dynamical Theory of the Electromagnetic Field” by James Clerk Maxwell showed how
A father from Henan, a central province in China makes toys using low cost materials. Using cardboard boxes, bottles, wood skewers, elastic bands, bottle caps, marbles
The use of plants and trees to balance out urban landscapes is not a new thing. Green design is centuries old. However when done well
Reduced air pollution during COVID-19 shows us that air quality is the first environmental factor we can solve. Effect on Industry and health View this
The United Kingdom is currently under a Coronavirus disease 2019 (SARS-CoV-2) COVID-19 lockdown. The majority of the population will be spending all hours at home.
Plastic Waste at Sea Marine debris caused by household garbage
Smart Flower is solar technology from a natural design prospective.
Costa Rica is set to achieve over 98% of electricity
Earthship Homes use approximately 45 per cent recycled materials. Old
Hair, fur and fleece clippings donated to matteroftrust.org are used
Reforming waste. How can we retrieve valuable materials from e-waste
