Humanscale Uses UBQ Material in Product of the Future
The theme of this year’s exhibition, which is running from March to September 2019, is “Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival”
The theme of this year’s exhibition, which is running from March to September 2019, is “Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival”
The interview was conducted with top UBQ executives on-site at Kibbutz Zeelim. They introduced a new revolution in garbage conversion
The New Plastics Economy Report by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, outlines a blueprint for a more environmentally friendly plastics system.
UBQ Materials CEO, Jack ‘Tato’ Bigio, had the honor of introducing the UBQ Materials Solution at the AIPPI Gala Event as a part of the A
There are approximately 150 tons of plastic in the ocean, with one garbage truck of waste entering the ocean every minute. David Katz, found
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Food production accounts for as much global greenhouse gas emissions as all forms of transport combined. We can’t tackle climate ch
Around 50 percent of all produce in the United States is thrown away— $160 billion worth of produce annually. Wasted food is also t
Myth: Landfill gas capture recovery systems are an effective way to address methane emissions from landfills.Fact: Landfill gas capture syst
When we think of refugees, we often think of people displaced from their homes because of war or unstable governments. When we think
Waste is an enormous problem globally, regardless of income level, developed infrastructure, and even certain policy frameworks. Poor
William McDonough wants to redefine the carbon language. In his article for Nature Journal, McDonough states humans have made carbon a toxin