Water. It covers most of our planet, yet drinkable water is in critically short supply. And that problem isn’t going
Fast fashion has led to a surge in textile waste, with vast amounts ending up in landfills. It’s a problem
Turning Plastic Waste into Functional Furniture with 3D Printing The idea of furniture crafted entirely from recycled plastic that’s been
3D printing has unlocked endless possibilities in design, but its reliance on traditional plastics has raised environmental concerns. Two designers
Building Coastal Resilience with Tiles Made from Marine Waste Our oceans are drowning in waste, and much of it comes
Giving Date Seeds a Second Life in Sustainable 3D Printing The rise of 3D printing has been transformative, but it’s
Food waste is a massive environmental issue, even for items that eventually biodegrade. Orange peels, for example, are usually discarded
Takeout drinks are convenient, but their packaging? Not so much. Most cup carriers are single-use, wasteful, and do little to
The global footwear industry produces over 24 billion pairs of shoes annually, with Nike contributing significantly by manufacturing approximately 800
Keeping a desk neat can be a challenge, especially with small items like paper clips and washi tape scattered around.
Water pollution isn’t a distant problem anymore—it’s a pressing issue right in front of us. From rivers to oceans, shifts
The construction industry is a voracious consumer of materials and energy, generating vast amounts of waste. With the constant cycle
Imagine a world where waste isn’t just discarded, but transformed into something valuable. In India, where 500 million tonnes of
Gisung Han’s Blooming Decay Stool is a fascinating example of sustainable product design that harmonizes with nature. Made from wildflower
The tech industry has a plastic problem. Every year, millions of computer accessories—keyboards, mice, headsets—are discarded, contributing to the growing
Marine debris is an escalating global crisis. Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in our oceans,
