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There’s nothing natural about waste. In nature, resources are reused and never truly discarded. The same cannot be said of the modern world. Just as humans created the idea of waste, many are now working to deconstruct it – and using what remains to build a circular society. A new wave of innovation is showing how we can change our ways while still enjoying creature comforts. Whether it's turning old juice pouches into tables and chairs, using fungi to break down construction waste, or fashioning textiles from pineapple leaves, each solution is a practical step toward eliminating waste for good.     A waste-free world isn't just possible; it's already taking shape.    Watch the full film for insights from Jennifer Holmgren from LanzaTech, Cameron Hepburn from Oxford Martin School, Liat Arad from UBQ Materials, Tom Szaky and Ernel Simpson from TerraCycle, Daniel Reyes and Joanne Rodriguez, LEED AP, FitWel Amb, CDT from Mycocycle, Inc., Rony Khan from ECO FRESH AGRO, and Annie Cheung from Celtic Renewables.

Humanity's biggest challenges call for revolutionary ideas 🇫🇷 Across France, people are celebrating Bastille Day with picnics, parades and fireworks. At RE:TV, we're celebrating with game-changing climate solutions from the same country that brought us the metric system and the stethoscope. Since the storming of the Bastille in 1789, the French have been known for their bold action in challenging the status quo. Today, they're discovering a new raison d'être, harnessing revolutionary energy to address issues from textile waste to shipping emissions. Ten years on from the Paris Agreement, France is proving that they're still climate leaders. Here are seven innovations leading the charge for a cleaner, greener future. FabBRICK® | Fairmat | Seabex | BlueNose Technologies | Reforest'Action | Genomines | Bioceanor #14Juillet

Our food system is under growing strain, but innovations rooted in science and nature are already cultivating change. These seven pioneers are fixing our food system – not with a silver bullet, but with a buffet of solutions specific to the needs and resources across the globe. Here are just a few of the inventions shaping the future of food: 🥬 Food-safe sachets that keep produce fresh 🧬 eDNA that identifies healthy soil 🤖 AI tools that reduce food waste 🌱 Biotechnology that boosts plant resilience Dig into these seven innovations by watching the full film on our website 📺 GreenPod Labs™ | McCain Foods | Latia Agribusiness Solutions Ltd | Winnow | Fyteko | HowGood

These innovations are shaping the future of food 🥬 For decades, intensive farming practices have taken a heavy toll on the soil, water, and biodiversity necessary for fostering a healthy food system. According to FAO, one third of all food produced globally is wasted. It’s time to rewrite the recipe. Our new film serves up solutions at every step of the value chain, from soil to surplus. Watch to learn how GreenPod Labs™, McCain Foods, Latia Agribusiness Solutions Ltd, Winnow, Project Giri Pragati, HowGood and Fyteko are changing the game. Find the link below 👇 #FoodSystems #ClimateResilience #FutureOfFood

Here are five innovations making plastic waste a thing of the past 🥤 The world has a plastic problem. While this material has made our lives more convenient, not enough of it is recycled. This has a disastrous impact on wildlife and ecosystems. What if there isn't just one solution to this issue, but many? To mark Plastic Free July, we're shining a light on five RE:TV contributors transforming how we make and manage plastic – from natural alternatives to biodegrading technology. Swipe to explore ➡️ 🔗 Visit our RE:inventing Materials hub to learn more about these waste-free pioneers: https://lnkd.in/emfJ4Fkd Magical Mushroom Company® | Notpla | UBQ