Italy: Making paper from apples
Apples are not just for eating but can now be made into stationery. Italian inventor Alberto Volcan created a paper made from apples and through regional funds, developed this paper into a
Apples are not just for eating but can now be made into stationery. Italian inventor Alberto Volcan created a paper made from apples and through regional funds, developed the paper into other office products.
While the engineer from northern Italy
The governor of the Alto Adige region, where Volcan worked, said that the office products would increase the area's attention as well as the apple industry in the region.
'This recycling will have a significant impact on industry and the environment.' said Governor Luis Durnwalder.
Alto Adige is currently the largest apple producing region in Europe and offers the region's natural products to distributors both in and out of the country.
Thanh Van
- How much paper can one produce from a tree?
- Apples are extremely good for health but not everyone knows how to eat properly
- Exquisite Japanese wagasa paper umbrella
- Each apple contains up to 100 million beneficial bacteria for health
- Beautiful paper made from elephant dung
- Honeycrisp - One of the most delicious apples in the world
- Recycled paper can be reused more than 80 times
- Pastoral Department 'miraculous apple' 4 years without rot, not broken
- Surprising benefits of green apples
- Invent for ink removal on paper for 5 minutes
Công ty Mỹ phát triển tàu tốc độ 250km/h bay sát mặt nước New battery works even when folded or cut in half Building a battery that can generate electricity from the atmosphere on Mars Electrode technology helps produce hydrogen fuel from seawater Phone case with solar power generation function China develops super powerful acoustic laser technology Rotary engines help aircraft reach supersonic speeds Designing AI aircraft without pilots