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Holding it together: Startup plans first sawdust processing plant in Scotland

Envirotec Magazine

A team of researchers in Scotland is supporting a clean tech startup to transform low-value co-products from the forestry sector into eco-friendly alternatives to chemicals found in everyday items.

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Enzymes used in trial of enhanced rock weathering for CO2 removal

Envirotec Magazine

Veolia has partnered with UK biotechnology startup, FabricNano, to apply enzymes to rocks to trial faster, permanent carbon dioxide removal directly from the atmosphere. This innovation, combining world leading biotechnology and established carbon removal practices, represents a huge step forward in ecological solutions.

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This LA startup turns spoiled milk into biodegradable T-shirts

AGreenLiving

LA-based startup Mi Terro is using biotechnology to turn a portion of that food waste into sustainable fibers for biodegradable T-shirts. Its innovative, patent-pending process can also be used to make other eco-friendly products and offer a sustainable substitute for plastic. The company doesn’t want to stop there.

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Are microbes the future of recycling? It’s complicated.

Grist

Carbios is among a contingent of startups that are attempting to commercialize a type of chemical recycling known as depolymerization, which breaks down polymers — the chain-like molecules that make up a plastic — into their fundamental molecular building blocks, called monomers. Thierry Zoccolan / AFP via Getty Images.