GreenBiz

JUNE 23, 2020

The world that emerges from COVID-19 could offer plentiful, zero marginal cost electricity, ubiquitous computing and cheap bio-manufacturing of high-purity drugs and environmentally friendly plastics directly from DNA. . As another example, the digitization of the electrical grid, is changing the way power is delivered and consumed.

Incubators 466

Incubators Incubators Resilience Innovation 466

AGreenLiving

DECEMBER 2, 2021

They regularly use excess resources/wastes and byproducts, aiming to reduce use of plastics by replacing them in various products they create. Biohm is working to address several planetary challenges at once: the climate crisis, waste crisis and social injustice.

Biodegradable 36

Biodegradable Biotechnology Biotech Waste 36

Grist

SEPTEMBER 13, 2023

For years, controversy has swirled around the ethics of using novel biotechnology for species conservation. In the majority opinion, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg wrote that both Indian law and the need to treat people equally “preclude the Tribe from rekindling embers of sovereignty that long ago grew cold.”

Biotechnology 141

Biotechnology Agriculture Government Technology 141

AGreenLiving

JUNE 23, 2020

The world that emerges from COVID-19 could offer plentiful, zero marginal cost electricity, ubiquitous computing and cheap bio-manufacturing of high-purity drugs and environmentally friendly plastics directly from DNA. As another example, the digitization of the electrical grid, is changing the way power is delivered and consumed.

Incubators 28

Incubators Incubators Resilience Government 28

AGreenLiving

JUNE 23, 2020

The world that emerges from COVID-19 could offer plentiful, zero marginal cost electricity, ubiquitous computing and cheap bio-manufacturing of high-purity drugs and environmentally friendly plastics directly from DNA. As another example, the digitization of the electrical grid, is changing the way power is delivered and consumed.

Incubators 28

Incubators Incubators Resilience Government 28

GreenBiz

JUNE 22, 2020

That’s when the idea for Mi Terro, his social impact biotechnology company focused on turning milk waste into fibers that can be used in apparel and packaging, started to bubble up. . Last summer, Ponomareva was part of the team that rolled out SFO’s plastic water bottle ban — the first such ban at a major U.S. Heather Clancy.

Sustainability 109

Sustainability Carbon-neutral Waste Waste 109