Imagine a world where plastic waste, once considered a burden, becomes a valuable resource. This is the reality that Ricron Panels, an innovative Indian startup, has brought to life. Join us as we unravel the inspiring story of this company, which is revolutionizing the circular economy by transforming plastic waste into sustainable building materials.
The world is increasingly dependent on lithium-ion batteries, powering everything from smartphones to electric cars. Yet, the industry faces a critical challenge: effective recycling. BATX Energies steps into this gap with a game-changing solution. They tackle the massive waste problem and turn it into an opportunity.
According to NASA, Earth’s average surface temperature has risen by about 1.18 degrees Celsius since the late 19th century. And a staggering 70% of countries lack comprehensive climate laws and policies. This disconnect hinders effective climate action, leaving many nations grappling in the dark. Amid these alarming trends, Climate Policy Radar’s mission to decode and structure climate law and policy is not just timely—it’s critical.
Qudrat is the much-needed lifeboat we need for a world drowning in plastic. Founded in Kerala by the Suri siblings, Rishabh and Rohan, this venture turns waste into wealth. Qudrat was incorporated in November 2020 as Marikar Green Earth Private Limited. How, you ask? By transforming agricultural leftovers into eco-friendly tableware. Like plates, cups, and spoons, all made out of nature’s refuse – rice husk, straw, and even coconut leaves.
Every swipe of your credit card, every business decision, has the power to fight climate change through carbon accounting. Launched to demystify and democratize carbon accounting, Greenly offers businesses a clear path to measure, manage, and mitigate their carbon footprint.
Clean air is a luxury. Sounds scary, right? To avoid such a scary future, a group of U.S. college students and Bill McKibben, started 350.org in 2008.
Bharati Chaturvedi, troubled by the lack of opportunities to work on pressing environmental issues, she established Chintan in 2002.
Is your home truly clean if the air is thick with chemicals? Koparo Clean is a brand born from a mother’s conviction to challenge this notion.
Have you ever paused to think about the effect of your actions on the environment? SoCHE Foundation was the answer to this question for Kanika Pal.
Tessa is a groundbreaking South Korean investing app with a unique twist: it lets you invest in art. Their app lets you invest in art like you would in stocks.