♻️ Green Tech
☕️ Manchester City serves hot beverages in edible coffee cups
The Premier League is the most-watched league in the world. It has now restarted, and fans are sitting on the bleachers once again. Last weekend Manchester City served coffee, tea, and hot chocolate in edible coffee cups during their first home game at the Etihad...
🧊 This recyclable cooler uses wool to keep its cool
Usually, a material called polyurethane foam is used in coolers. The problem with this is that the material is difficult to recycle, production involves harmful chemicals, and releases noxious gases during decomposition. Now, a startup called Wool Street has come up...
💧 The Swedes that wants to provide the world with clean drinking water
Swedish Wayout has created a micro-factory, that can be plugged in anywhere in the world where there is power and a water source. The factory, the size of a standard container, can locally produce water and beverages with, according to Wayout, a minimal ecological...
🏡 These Norwegian houses are built from recycled plastic
Othalo, a Norwegian startup, is designing homes that are sturdy and affordable. The houses are constructed from plastic waste and aim to help Africa’s housing deficit. The startup collaborated with UN-Habitat, which is the United Nations program for sustainable...
