Category "Material"

Downer Group will replace its Teralba asphalt plant with a facility set to use recycled material in asphalt production, according to Newcastle Herald.

Scientists are using squid genes to make a new type of thermoplastic for 3D printing.

Take one of the world’s most accessible waste products, plastic, and turn it into a resource with a Precious Plastic V2.0 setup.

Researchers have created a material derived from crab shells and tree fibers that has the potential to replace the flexible plastic packaging used to keep food fresh.

Plastic is winding up in our ecosystems and it all comes back to us. Here are a few ways science is attempting to solve the problem.

A new gelatinous sphere called the Ooho contains one portion of water, then you can eat the packaging or put it in your compost bin.