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Greenpeace International
@greenpeace@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago

There’s a bad smell in the air 🔴

It stinks of greenwashing from some companies sponsoring the upcoming Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina, Italy.

Among them: Eni, Leonardo and Coca-Cola. Do they really care about nature and sport?

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@ArpadLinks@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago

@greenpeace Dyed hair is not necessary and it is a bad example. However, #greenwashing is still better than nothing at all. Of course, "polluters pay" would be better, but how to achieve it in a way that is just for firms belonging to different countries? By the way, I also had the idea that all #Olympics should be "smaller", because they are risky for #economics and not #ecofriendly e.g. there is a lot of #travel involved.

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Hacker News
Hacker News
@h4ckernews@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago

More sustainable epoxy thanks to phosphorus

https://www.empa.ch/web/s604/flamm-hemmendes-epoxidharz-nachhaltiger-machen

#HackerNews #sustainable #epoxy #phosphorus #ecofriendly #innovation #materials

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Tina M Casey
Tina M Casey
@Casey@mastodon.green  ·  activity timestamp last month

New "paper battery" deploys cellulose fibers to cut costs, improve performance.

https://cleantechnica.com/2026/01/02/one-step-closer-to-the-compostable-ev-battery-of-the-future/

#evs #evbattery #batteries #energystorage #paperbattery #woodbattery #ecofriendly #plantbased #biobased #biodegradable #bioeconomy #circulareconomy #biomaterials #paper #cellulose #sustainable #sustainability #supplychain #innovation #startups

CleanTechnica

One Step Closer To The Compostable EV Battery Of The Future

The maker of a new "paper battery" based on biodegradable cellulose fibers aims to level up the sustainability profile of EV batteries.
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@Casey@mastodon.green  ·  activity timestamp last month

New "paper battery" deploys cellulose fibers to cut costs, improve performance.

https://cleantechnica.com/2026/01/02/one-step-closer-to-the-compostable-ev-battery-of-the-future/

#evs #evbattery #batteries #energystorage #paperbattery #woodbattery #ecofriendly #plantbased #biobased #biodegradable #bioeconomy #circulareconomy #biomaterials #paper #cellulose #sustainable #sustainability #supplychain #innovation #startups

CleanTechnica

One Step Closer To The Compostable EV Battery Of The Future

The maker of a new "paper battery" based on biodegradable cellulose fibers aims to level up the sustainability profile of EV batteries.
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Hacker News
@h4ckernews@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

Solar-powered QR reading postboxes being rolled out across UK

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgln72rgrero

#HackerNews #SolarPower #QRcodes #UK #Innovation #EcoFriendly #TechNews

BBC News

Solar-powered postboxes are being rolled out across UK

Royal Mail says the revamped design will help it compete in small parcel deliveries.
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@PrimozR@social.vivaldi.net  ·  activity timestamp 7 months ago

Insightful interview with Domagoj Boljar, co-founder of Croatia-based Earthbound eco sneakers (formerly Miret), talking about the challenges in the development and financing of sustainable footwear.

https://online.pubhtml5.com/aibts/tscp/

"We saw brands trying to use recycled materials, like recycled plastics, PET bottles, ocean plastics, etc. We saw this approach of using recycled materials as a moral hazard, which would exacerbate the problem by making people feel it's okay to create waste through their lifestyles, since someone else would take this waste and turn it into a useful product."
[...]
"This is not true, because only a small fraction of the waste we produce - and the plastic we produce and discard - can ultimately be used as raw material for new products. Most of it is 'forever plastic'. We decided to follow the only path we thought feasible, and that's nature's way."
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"[W]e produce biodegradable sneakers, if left in nature, they will gradually decompose."

#Sustainability#EcoFriendly #buyeuropean#BuyFromEU

In the middle green sneakers with a yellow sole, with a label "The Power of Plants and Wool". Around the sneakers the materials they are made from: rubber tree, cork oak tree, hemp, eucalyptus, sheep wool, cotton, poplar.
In the middle green sneakers with a yellow sole, with a label "The Power of Plants and Wool". Around the sneakers the materials they are made from: rubber tree, cork oak tree, hemp, eucalyptus, sheep wool, cotton, poplar.
In the middle green sneakers with a yellow sole, with a label "The Power of Plants and Wool". Around the sneakers the materials they are made from: rubber tree, cork oak tree, hemp, eucalyptus, sheep wool, cotton, poplar.
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PrimozR 🌳
@PrimozR@social.vivaldi.net  ·  activity timestamp 7 months ago

Insightful interview with Domagoj Boljar, co-founder of Croatia-based Earthbound eco sneakers (formerly Miret), talking about the challenges in the development and financing of sustainable footwear.

https://online.pubhtml5.com/aibts/tscp/

"We saw brands trying to use recycled materials, like recycled plastics, PET bottles, ocean plastics, etc. We saw this approach of using recycled materials as a moral hazard, which would exacerbate the problem by making people feel it's okay to create waste through their lifestyles, since someone else would take this waste and turn it into a useful product."
[...]
"This is not true, because only a small fraction of the waste we produce - and the plastic we produce and discard - can ultimately be used as raw material for new products. Most of it is 'forever plastic'. We decided to follow the only path we thought feasible, and that's nature's way."
[...]
"[W]e produce biodegradable sneakers, if left in nature, they will gradually decompose."

#Sustainability#EcoFriendly #buyeuropean#BuyFromEU

In the middle green sneakers with a yellow sole, with a label "The Power of Plants and Wool". Around the sneakers the materials they are made from: rubber tree, cork oak tree, hemp, eucalyptus, sheep wool, cotton, poplar.
In the middle green sneakers with a yellow sole, with a label "The Power of Plants and Wool". Around the sneakers the materials they are made from: rubber tree, cork oak tree, hemp, eucalyptus, sheep wool, cotton, poplar.
In the middle green sneakers with a yellow sole, with a label "The Power of Plants and Wool". Around the sneakers the materials they are made from: rubber tree, cork oak tree, hemp, eucalyptus, sheep wool, cotton, poplar.
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