These Ontario researchers want to turn used clothing into dirt — and maybe kombucha.
Goodwill wants to turn shirts into dirt.
The non-profit retailer is part of a research project with Fanshawe College and Western University that is using a high-heat process to break down used clothing into a carbon-rich material called biochar, a potential soil additive.
Every year, the dairy and tofu industries generate enormous quantities of protein-rich liquid waste that mostly gets thrown away.…
A team from Canterbury University is rewriting the traditional relationship between students and beer with a project that could…
Transform your old T-shirts into delightful and functional home items with these creative DIY projects. From chic reusable bags…
The fabric can clean and repair itself, opening the door to recyclable fashion and biodegradable packaging.
MIT engineers hope to cut down on the world’s growing mountain of textile waste with their new recyclable elastic yarn. Made from…
Calzedonia unveils Life Re-Tights, a breakthrough recycling project turning discarded tights into high-quality yarns for…
What to do with old T-shirts? Try these 4 creative DIY ideas to turn them into useful home essentials
How bacteria could replace toxic dyes in the fashion industry
This cookie started its life as a plastic bottle
Meet Vick Tan: The Minnesota student who turned a teabag into a low-cost filter that removed more than 90% of arsenic from water
Más de mil personas enterraron su ropa interior por un experimento: el resultado sorprende a los científicos
Scientists turned plastic bottles and corn waste into protein-rich cookies; the food could help tackle hunger problem and also feed space crews
Here’s How Scientists Turned Plastic Bottles Into Nutritious Cookies
