Water from single-use plastic bottles contains microplastic particles
If you like your water in plastic bottles you are ingesting up to 90,000 microparticles of plastic into your gut every year.
Source: www.21stcentech.com
If you like your water in plastic bottles you are ingesting up to 90,000 microparticles of plastic into your gut every year.
Source: www.21stcentech.com
Sitting at the center of Pyeongchon Central Park in the city of Anyang, Gyeonggi Province, is Daan Roosegaarde’s giant outdoor purifier “Smog Free Tower.” Roosegaarde’s seven-meter tall outdoor air purifier is designed to filter about 30,000 cubic meters of air per hour using little electricity.
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A benchmark in environmental conservation, in June 2017 Costa Rica announced its intention to eradicate single-use plastics by 2021.
Not everyone is a morning person, and that’s fine; the problem is that most people have to be up and at ’em before the break of dawn, regardless. Mariam Khalifah designed the sustainable skincare brand dubbed Morning People with packaging that inspires even the biggest of night owls to wake up feeling refreshed and ready to go. The packaging feels invigorating and inspiring through amber-toned bottles and nearly-neon gradients; plus, the typography is undeniably stunning, beautifully mixing typefaces effortlessly.
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As honorary president of Miami Fashion Week Antonio Banderas has been hard at work promoting events and hosting a series……
The Emission and Climate Impact of Alternative Fuels (ECLIF3) study, an effort involving Airbus, Rolls-Royce, German research centre DLR and Finnish SAF producer Neste, marks the first time 100 per cent SAF has been measured simultaneously on both engines of a commercial passenger aircraft – an Airbus A350 aircraft powered by Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines. According to Airbus, in-flight emissions tests and associated ground testing on the ECLIF3 programme began earlier this year and have recently resumed. The interdisciplinary team, including researchers from the National Research Council of Canada and Manchester University, will publish its results in academic journals towards the end of next year and 2023.