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Upgrade my browserThe European Parliament and negotiators of the EU member states have come to an agreement to fight deforestation driven by EU…
Bogotá-based construction company Woodpecker WPC has perfected a process to turn coffee bean husks into low cost construction materials.
New research conducted by specialists from Edith Cowan University (ECU) investigated how coffee affected the rate of cognitive decline in over…
The Netherlands is banning plastic and other non-reusable coffee cups in offices from 2023 as part of measures the outgoing Secretary…
A Colombian startup combines coffee husks with recycled plastic to manufacture low-cost, lightweight, prefabricated buildings for home and classroom use.
New Zealand's national carrier is experimenting with a new vanilla-flavoured edible coffee cup that will further reduce waste produced on board…
A system whereby a hard plastic takeaway cup that customers can obtain for a small deposit and return to any participating…
Berlin based start-up wins Design Award for its innovative use of spent coffee grounds to create stylish, durable, reusable coffee cups.
At Heilige Boontjes (Holy Beans) in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, ex-cons and everyone who's been dealt a rough card, gets a second…
There’s no denying the human body is a miraculous thing, but that’s not to say we can’t take advantage of ways…
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