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Protein from thin air makes debut
Chefs have put one of the world’s most sustainable proteins through its paces for the first time.
Hemp takes root in the home
From flower power to home insulation – hemp is weaving a future in sustainable construction.
Seabin sails into uncharted water
More than 1000 seabins dot the world’s waterways. Now its makers are stepping up their impact.
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Farmers join quest to capture carbon
Microbial technology to supercharge a plant's capacity to store carbon is put out to pasture.
Plastic that grows in the ocean
A solution to ocean plastic can also be found in sea, and startups the world over are leaping in.
Paper bags from autumn leaves
This Ukrainian startup is making paper and selling it globally without cutting down a single tree.
Science cooks up low carbon recipes
The building blocks for a new breed of sustainable products are brewing in fermentation tanks.
Shower 2.0 set for splashdown
Meet the sustainable shower tech that aims to stop gallons of water going down the drain.
Heat from the centre of the earth
European cities are digging deep into the Earth’s core to tap into geothermal heat.
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Living seawalls make a splash
These 3D-printed panels mimic the natural world to breathe life into marine construction.