Agricultural waste mixed with mycelium creates individual boxes that keep the candles and their porcelain containers safe during international shipping.

Aether uses CO2 sucked from the air to create their diamonds, providing the industry’s most ethical alternative available to date.

The Endless Shower cuts the water use of a shower by reusing water, with real-time sterilisation.

The concept aims to reward consumers based on distance traveled and aims to target ride sharing bicycles such as Santander and Mobikem.

The Australian startup Unyoked is developing stylish cabins that provide a safe option for travellers looking to get away from the city.

iFood is partnering with an e-bike company to provide subsidised rentals to its couriers, allowing it to expand its staff.

By applying AI to identify and block digital advertisements from unsustainable brands, the plugin hopes to encourage responsible fashion choices.

Lithuanian design brand EMKO has released the Chaos Rug, which repurposes textile offcuts.

A design student has developed a circular model for appliance rental to encourage people to reduce waste by renting instead of buying.

Three students have developed a way to change discounts based on food expiration dates, without needing to apply new labels.

The design uses upcycled crop waste to absorb stray UV light from sunlight and converts it to clean renewable electricity.

Choka, a bicycle brand from the Pyrenees, allows riders to pump up their bike frames with air that they can later use to inflate their tyres.