SmartTags: IoT Product Passport for Circular Economy Based on Printed Sensors and Unique Item-Level Identifiers Nenad Gligoric 1,* , Srdjan Krco 1, Liisa Hakola 2, Kaisa Vehmas 2, Suparna De 3, Klaus Moessner 3, Kristoffer Jansson 4, Ingmar Polenz 5 and Rob Van Kranenburg 6…
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Global materials science and manufacturing company Avery Dennison has been shortlisted for a 2019 Label Industry Global Award.
UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE IN OURZAZATE PROVINCE MOROCCO The oldest constructions do not appear to be earlier than the 17th century. …
Jason Wu and Gary Wassner talked at the “Vortex: Paradox, Promise, Possibility” conference, sponsored by Initiatives in Art and Culture.
Innovation and lower costs have created an insatiable human appetite for electronic devices.
The digital revolution, in recent years, has gone into overdrive, which has led consumers to purchase additional – and mostly new – electronic devices. The outdated or extra ones offer no value, and are often jettisoned. This has led to an accumulation of electronic waste (e-waste). While a digitally connected world has unprecedented virtues and warrants the ubiquitous presence of electronic devices, it is, unfortunately, helping create an escalating torrent of waste.
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The numbers back the claim: the world produces as much as 50 million tonnes of e-waste a year – valued at over $62.5bn – outweighing all commercial aircraft ever constructed, a UN report in 2019 revealed.
NEW YORK TIMES WORDS/STEVE WRIGHT IMAGES Mr. Pamuk — fascinated and disturbed by the rise of political Islam in Turkey and the Middle Eas…
With everyone getting ready for the summer, Everlane has launched its first-ever swimwear collection. The popular eco-friendly clothing brand has unveiled a line of premium-quality swimwear made from recycled fabric.
Everlane’s CEO Kimberley Smith told Elle that the brand had been working on the swimwear line since 2018, but didn’t want to “compromise on the quality or the environmental impact.”