Tag Archives: Plastic
← Older posts Newer posts →Bonheur Provisoire pavilion made out of reused plastic beer crates
September 28, 2010Ever wondered what happens to all those empty crates of beer that you’ve downed the night before at that beer fest? Some of these are recycled and used in architecture! Take the temporary pavilion of Bonheur Provisoire by SHSH (Shizuka … Continue reading3
Posted in Architecture | Tagged pavillion, Plastic | Leave a commentRecyclable Eco Polo shirts made from recycled plastic and eco-charcoal by Cintas
August 29, 2010The clothes we wear today and pull of racks while shopping will be very unlike the ones we have in future. Future clothing will be as green as ever and recyclable too! Take Cintas’ new recyclable uniforms. These are made … Continue reading3
Posted in Recycle | Tagged "recyclable materials", charcoal, Plastic, polyester, Recycle | Leave a commentUK’s waste managing firm introduces plastic trucks to clear waste and tones of carbon too
August 27, 2010Plastic vehicles will soon replace heavy metal based trucks to clear waste in UK. In a bid to reduce their own carbon footprint a Kent based waste firm, Verdant, plans to introduce eight plastic trucks which in turn will drive … Continue reading3
Posted in Transport | Tagged Plastic, Truck, UK | Leave a commentJapanese machine converts plastic into oil, a recycling marvel
August 24, 2010Now we see plastic sprawled all over landfills, dumped there by the million trucks that carry it all from our waste bins everyday. It’s no wonder we just hate plastic, when it needs to be disposed off. If not recycled … Continue reading3
Posted in Recycle | Tagged Japan, Oil, Plastic | Leave a commentEnvion Oil Generator to turn plastic into oil
September 23, 2009Recyclable plastic has reduced some of our environmental worries, but what about plastic that wasn’t made with the green intention? Let’s see now, it takes oil to create plastic cans and bottles that we are so fond of, what if … Continue reading3
Posted in Alternative Energy | Tagged Oil, Plastic | Leave a commentThe Problems of Plastic Recycling
August 24, 2009Plastic disposal is a huge problem the world over, and one that is only set to grow in the coming years. We use well over 4 million tonnes of plastic in the UK alone, of which packaging accounts for about … Continue reading3
Posted in Recycle | Tagged Plastic | Leave a commentHuge chandelier recycled out of plastic to show its wastage
April 30, 2009If you have the money, the sense of design and the heart to save the world, you can work wonders. As is proven by artist Katherine Harvey who created a huge 21 foot tall, 15 foot wide chandelier installed at … Continue reading3
Posted in Architecture, Awareness and Hype, Recycle | Tagged "Katherine Harvey", Chandelier, Plastic, Recycle | Leave a comment25 Hollywood stars to be gifted the 520-nm bags for Earth Day 2009
March 9, 2009Hollywood is doing their part to save the world from global warming by taking the initiative during Earth Day this April 22. Twenty five of the top eco-conscious Hollywood actors will be given the 520-nm’s 100 per cent recycled PET … Continue reading3
Posted in Recycle | Tagged hollywood, Pet_bottles, Plastic, Plastic_bags, Plastic_bottle, Recycle | Leave a commentMountain dew bottles to be recycled into fine tailored suits by Sears
February 19, 2009Starting in Spring 2009, Sears will start selling suits that are made from recycled plastic bottle chips and wool. The suits will be branded as EcoGir for the fashionable males. It takes upto 13 2-liter bottles to get enough material … Continue reading3
Posted in Recycle | Tagged "Bagir Group", EcoGir, Plastic, recyle, Sears | Leave a commentBritish Rails opt for recycled plastic sleepers
February 18, 2009And the next time you are traveling via rail through Britain, you will have to sleep on scrap and plastic! Hey allow me to finish my line before you jump to any irrational accusations. Network Rail is going green by … Continue reading3
Posted in Transport | Tagged British, Bumpers, Car, Plastic, Railways, Recycle, Sleeper | Leave a comment ← Older posts Newer posts →