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Global Head of Infrastructure & Sustainability, Google ( Credit: Ben Townsend )
January 15, 2026
Business·Sustainability

Sustainability Consulting Firms at the Frontline of Net-Zero Targets

Net-zero targets are increasingly shaping board agendas in many large companies and regulated sectors. Investors want credible transition plans, customers expect lower-impact products, and regulators in jurisdictions like the EU, UK, and
Close-up view of an anchovy gill arch system illustrating layered biological filtration structures used as inspiration for a microplastic washing machine filter.
Plastic·Sustainability

Fish gill filter catches 99.6% of microplastics washing machines send into sewage systems

Fish-Inspired Microplastic Filter 🔬 BIOMIMICRY SOLUTION Fish Gills Solve the Microplastic Washing Machine Problem Wastewater from washing machines is a major source of microplastics—tiny plastic particles suspected of harming human and animal health. Researchers at the University of Bonn developed
December 21, 2025

57 wind blades turn car park façade in Europe’s first turbine-built facility

Architecture·Design·Sustainability
Wind Blades to Building: Interactive Circular Economy Explorer | KarmActive Circular Architecture Innovation From Wind Farm to Car Park: Europe’s First Blade-Built Facility Interactive

Cassava kills 200 yearly yet 500 million eat it: WHO reveals cyanide preparation gap

Agriculture·Food & Drinks·Health
Cassava: The Double-Edged Root ⚠️ Food Safety Alert The Double-Edged Root: How Cassava Feeds 500 Million While Claiming 200 Lives Yearly A staple crop
A Sustainable Material Made From Wasted Seashells
Design·Sustainability

A Sustainable Material Made From Wasted Seashells

Newtab-22 is a material-led design studio co-founded by Hyein Choi and Jihee Moon. The designer duo based out of Seoul and London started from Royal College of Art in 2019. They seek
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Karmactive Team
February 26, 2022
Nature·Sustainability

Conservation Of Slowest Mammal In A Quickly Changing World

The sloths are one of the slowest mammals on earth and named rightfully named after their slow and lazy movements. Slowness allows them to survive on lighter diets and also help them
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Karmactive Team
February 19, 2022
Artivism·Sustainability

‘Turn Off The Plastic Tap’ & More

Benjamin Von Wong is the artist behind this giant art installation titled, ‘Turn Off The Plastic Tap’, This giant levitating tap is shown spewing plastic waste, more specifically single-use plastic. Wong is
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Karmactive Team
February 18, 2022
Vegan Leather Made From Mushrooms
Fashion·Plant Based·Sustainability

Sustainable Fashion Meets Nature: How MYCL’s Mylea is Adventuring Vegan Leather Production From Mushrooms

By breaking the mold, MYCL has become the first-ever Mycelium Leather Producer  that not only showcases their product but has been worn by actual people on multiple occasions at Paris Fashion Week.
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Karmactive Team
February 16, 2022
India·Sustainability

Eco- Friendly Maghi Ganesh Festival

One of the most favourite God of Maharashtra is Ganesh. Usually Ganesh festival is celebrated in the month of Bhadrapad. It lasts for ten days from Ganesh Chaturthi to Anant Chaturdashi. But
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Govind Tekale
February 4, 2022
Architecture·Design·Sustainability

Clay Designs For Cooler & Sustainable Structures 

These sustainable projects by Manoj have been honoured & awarded. He has received “Young Practice of the Year” by Institute of Indian Interior Designers for innovative products from clay roof tiles. He
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Barkha Pawar
February 2, 2022
Fashion·Sustainability

Stylish Clothes Made From Recycled Fabrics, Mostly Denim

Fast fashion trends have surely given a boom to the textile industry, with billions of dollars of profit each year worldwide. But it is just as harmful and devouring for our environment.  Approx.
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Karmactive Team
January 27, 2022
Design·Sustainability·Technology

Alcohol Based Products Made From CO2 In Air

The Air Company is using CO2 to produce alcohol-based products.  Their priority, through the use of CO2, is to slow the momentum of climate change. The carbon dioxide (CO2) used in the process
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Karmactive Team
January 25, 2022
Nature·Sustainability

Honey Bee Man Of Mumbai

Johnson began practicing beekeeping independently after he made his living in textile industry, Mumbai. Years of R&D efforts made way for Johnson’s expansive knowledge of bees and beekeeping. He suggests beekeeping for
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Karmactive Team
January 24, 2022
Sustainability·Travel

The Ark,Restaurant Built From Washed Up Drift Wood

‘The Ark’ is a project about dreams, designs, artists and most of all sustainable architecture. Ashwin Parab along with the help of two Ukranians Oleg and Vira set up a small food
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Karmactive Team
January 16, 2022
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      Fish gill filter catches 99.6% of microplastics washing machines send into sewage systems

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