A young team of Canadian ecopreneurs wants to tackle food waste by turning restaurant scraps into value-added products, starting with bioplastics. Read on

A Danish startup wants to use algorithms and the power of the nudge to help change the way water is consumed around the world. Read on

Indonesia is one of the largest producers of plastic waste worldwide. Luckily, Evoware has a biodegradable – and edible – solution in store. Read on

Berlin-based Kaffeeform is taking the remnants of your cappuccinos, americanos and espressos and turning them into brand new, environmentally-friendly coffee cups. Read on

Sulapac offers a new waste-free, recyclable and biodegradable solution to what was previously only possible with plastics. Read on

Did you know toilet paper can be used more than once? In Holland, a new technology that recycles loo roll is being used to create material for bike lanes. Read on

MIWA is a new "precycling" system that combines digital technology with package-free produce in an attempt to cut waste down to zero. Read on

Last week the German edition of Ecopreneurs for the Climate was held in Berlin: an event to highlight and promote entrepreneurs working on green innovations. Read on

Boring-looking and intrusive, energy and material intensive, desktop computers are often an essential - but unattractive - piece of equipment. But could this be different? Two Italian friends have come up with a low-energy 'bio computer', made of sustainable materials, which can turn any workstation into a green and aromatic oasis. Read on