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Spintex, Novobiom and Aquammodate were all finalists for the Biomimicry Institute’s Ray of Hope Prize by taking inspiration from nature's inventions.
by Jesse Klein
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These organizations are taking hints from nature to tackle thorny human problems.
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In areas of the ocean beyond national jurisdiction, countries cooperate through the Law of the Sea Convention, ratified by 167 countries and the European Union. The U.S. should join them and help to lead on this issue.
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The 2020 Ray of Hope winner, ECOncrete, helps concrete structures become stronger, have a longer service life and better cope with extreme weather events and rising seas.
by Meg Wilcox
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Contaminated water is a mjor problem for places such as Latin America and the Carribean, where 60 percent of wastewater goes untreated. But engineered wetlands could be the solution.
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If we can't keep certain items from winding up in oceans or landfills, we should redesign with the expectation of that leakage.
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Jared Yarnell-Schane discusses biomimicry applications for advancing circularity.
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What opportunities exist to incorporate bio-based materials into products and packaging, how can they be sustainably sourced, and what
by Holly Secon
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How are four new companies using biomimicry to design more efficient, sustainable and circular products, disrupting some of the world’s biggest industries
by Holly Secon
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How can biomimicry drive innovation, and which team will win the 2020 Ray of Hope Prize?
Biomimicry, the design and production of materials,
by Holly Secon
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Attendees of GreenBiz 20 gathered in summits, plenaries, breakouts, exhibit areas and outdoor activities galore. Here are some visual highlights.