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Viruses and fungi turn sewage into yarn

Viruses and fungi turn sewage into yarn

One scientist is creating a circular economy for faecal sludge – waste goes in, yarn comes out

Foam for the future: bio-polyurethane for cars and construction

Building greener homes with coconuts and sugarcane

Recycled plastic tiles that look like clay

Vine to vitality: health boosters from wine waste

Yellow canteens: a colourful way to keep kids healthy

Can we turn waste into soil superfood?

Turning seaweed into clothing

Can a new process clean up lithium-ion battery recycling?

Pioneering carbon capture for carbon-neutral chemicals

Seaweed solution: a methane-busting livestock feed

Could microbe-derived dyes transform the fashion industry?

Is circular polycotton clothing the cure for fast fashion’s woes?

A self-healing plastic biodegrades in seawater

Microbes treat wastewater at scale

Turning thin air into a carbon goldmine

Is coffee waste a sustainable solution for wellness products?

Replacing plastic with green cleaning tools

Plucking power from poultry with feather fuel cells

Leading the charge in green EV battery recycling
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