Fräsch Launches Vibe Tile: New Sustainable Ceiling Option

Fräsch, a Catalyst Acoustics Group brand specializing in innovative acoustical design and sustainable solutions, has expanded its popular VIBE line with the introduction of VIBE TILE. This drop-in ceiling solution is comprised of Polyethylene Terephthalate Felt (P.E.T.) and is pre-cut to fit into common T-Grid ceiling systems to quickly and easily refresh commercial interiors. Offered in 36 vibrant […] <p>The post Fräsch Launches Vibe Tile: New Sustainable Ceiling Option first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

UBCO researchers investigate new use for plastic bottles

For years, unrecycled plastic bottles have been dumped in landfills. Now, thanks to new research from UBC Okanagan, those bottles may have a second life in that landfill—stabilizing its earth walls. Used plastic bottles and textiles pose an increasing problem for landfills worldwide. Researchers say nearly a hundred million metric tons of polyethylene terephthalate (PET), […]

Undecided - Why This May Be the Future of Plastic Recycling 04042023

Why Worms May Be the Future of Plastic Recycling. The vast majority of the world’s plastic isn’t recycled because it’s currently cheaper to produce new plastic. But nature has evolved in response. Several species of insects, bacteria, and fungi can break down plastics all on their own.

CBS Mornings - Earthshot Prize winner's mission to replace single-use plastic with seaweed, 10122022

They've been dubbed the "Oscars of the Earth": the Earthshot Prizes, which recognize and reward innovative projects addressing climate change and other serious environmental problems. Correspondent Ramy Inocencio shows us one of the winners, whose mission is to replace single-use plastic with seaweed, to solve a truly ocean-sized problem

Just Have a Think - Solar PV film roll. Revolutionary new production technology 31102021

Solar PV panels are now a common site around the world and they do a great job. But they only work on flat surfaces. What about the millions of other surfaces that are not so conveniently shaped? That's where flexible solar film comes in. The concept is not new but now a UK company has developed a unique Solar PV film that could make the technology accessible to millions more people in remote off grid areas in developing nations