CO2-neutral and vegan leather – made from mushrooms
An international team of scientists from the University of Vienna is continuing research into vegan and CO2-neutral leather made from fungi in a biologically and environmentally friendly way.
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Start-up of the day: ‘Happy to get rid of gas thanks to Woon Duurzaam’
Rense van Dijk worked in the energy sector for many years yet always felt uneasy about the amount of CO2 that is emitted. That’s one […]
Multi-million-euro injection for large-scale Hardt Hyperloop test track
An international business consortium led by the Dutch green energy conglomerate Koolen Industries has made a multi-million dollar investment in Hardt Hyperloop, which is to […]
Start-up of the Day: Working with nature instead of against it
Two young architects have crossed the boundaries of our centuries-old architectural knowledge. Strohboid, as they call it (Strawboid in English), aims to make houses CO2-neutral […]