Mexico invents bioplastic from environmentally friendly avocado seeds
A student in Monterrey State, Mexico, has successfully produced a flexible plastic from avocado, environmentally friendly.
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A student in Monterrey State, Mexico, has successfully produced a flexible plastic from avocado, environmentally friendly.
A group of young Italians have made a machine that can recycle used plastic bottles into a fashionable phone case for everyone.
New Zealand engineer and inventor Peter Lewis invented a portable plastic recycling device that turns old plastic into bricks and from those bricks, he can build a house.
The company is planning to use a special plastic made from greenhouse gas emissions to make covers and containers for Body Butter body care products.
According to scientists, plastic bags usually need 40-100 years to decompose, but if they are destroyed by burning, polymer materials will generate many toxic substances.
It is a bright idea! Brazilian mechanic Alfredo Moser uses a plastic bottle filled with water, bleach and the principle of reflections to illuminate rooms that lack ligh…
3D printing (3D) is currently the most outstanding technology, but printer products are very expensive and uncommon to popular consumers. Hugh Lyman's invention changed…
Most jeans are now blue, however, in the future, they may be green.
In it, it is impossible not to mention the inventions that its birth comes from a mistake, an unintended achievement or an accident.
The flexible plastic carp swims in the pool of the laboratory. Triangular head, attached to electronic devices and microchip. Fish body is composed of three plastic join…
Jake Tyler, a 22-year-old British student, unveiled a vacuum cleaner built with recycled cardboard for the first time in the world.
A Japanese inventor built a machine to produce crude oil from waste plastic.
Scientists in Australia have found a completely new technique to create metal with plastic and even superconducting properties.
Argentina has invented a type of plastic film from corn and cassava starch capable of biodegradable, non-toxic to the environment.