Planet
Cracking low-cost carbon capture
This Sydney startup has plans to build thousands of machines to draw CO2 from the atmosphere at scale.
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Planet
The plastic forged from nature
Can materials made from seaweed and algae help humanity ditch petrochemical-based plastic?
Agtech
Cow burp buster passes muster
Trials show the benefits of cattle feed supplement can push beyond methane reduction.
Business
Green light for plastic-eating enzymes
It’s one of the largest enviro-tech investments to date in Australia and its goal: the infinite recycling of plastic.
Energy
Futuristic solar cells will fix themselves
University researchers say their perovskite breakthrough could pave the way.
Planet
The catch of the day is carbon
Could our oceans provide the key to shrinking our planetary carbon footprint?
Business
It's a wrap and its compostable
This is cling film on an industrial scale – but this pallet wrap has a crucial advantage.
Household
Huge cavern will keep a city warm
Storing heat for an entire community is the goal of this giant thermal project.
Energy
Winds of change for renewables
Could track-racing turbines and sky-high drones become a new force in the renewable sector?
Business
Green hydrogen made at giga-scale
Can this new electrolyser raise the game for decarbonisation of heavy industries?
Planet
Wave-powered oPod takes the plunge
They look like octopuses but work like whales – and are pioneering a new era of ocean conservation.
Business
When coffee met concrete
Spent coffee grounds become an unlikely ingredient for greening city footpaths.