Abandoned subway workwear gets a second life as bags in São Paulo
A startup in São Paulo turns old construction uniforms into artisan backpacks, giving waste a second life.
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Tag: sustainability
Brooklyn Lab Artists Swap Synthetic Paint for Natural Pigments and Algae Yarn
Four artists at a Brooklyn biology lab swap synthetic art supplies for natural pigments, algae yarn, and clay, in a climate-focused exhibit.
Dortmund Publishes Second Sustainability Report, Emphasizing ESG Commitment Amid Cooling Public Debate
Borussia Dortmund publishes its second sustainability report, emphasizing responsibility and transparency amid a cooling ESG debate.
Climate negotiators debate whether the rich world or developing nations should cut emissions first
A dissertation warns that households alone cannot limit global warming to 1.5°C; industry and government must build the conditions for change.
Protecting wildlife in working forests can cost money — but it also brings gains, study finds
A review finds that protecting species within production forests can raise costs yet also yield gains — a balance that depends on each forest's particulars.
Highlights From Fashion Month Meld Runway Debut With a Lecture on Sustainable Style
A reel of runway picks and a lecture on fashion's cost, paired within a broader ABC lineup of old specials.
Microbes Can Produce Glue From Sugar Instead of Oil
KAIST researchers turn glucose into a polymer using E. coli, producing an adhesive that could replace petroleum-based hot-melt glues.
How AI Agents Are Racing to Find the Next Generation of Advanced Materials
A company of chemists and engineers wagers that AI, the very thing pressing materials toward ruin, shall be the instrument that rescues them.