Posted on 10:39 am, Tuesday, March 16, 2010. Tags: batteries, blue economy, gunter pauli, jorge reynolds, peter spies, world congres on zero emissions initiatives
MEDIA RELEASE In 2009, the world discarded an estimated 40 billion small batteries. Growing use of this throwaway commodity has fueled demand for rare metals such as cobalt, neodymium, rhenium and others, while also sparking innovations that may one day wean the world away from traditional batteries as we know them. Tiny variations in demand […]
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Posted on 3:40 pm, Tuesday, March 9, 2010. Tags: blue economy, coffee biomass, gunter pauli, mushroom spawns, world congress on zero emissions initiatives
MEDIA RELEASE More than 99 percent of the biomass that remains after harvesting, processing, roasting and brewing coffee is discarded. An estimated 12 million tons of agricultural waste from worldwide coffee production rots and generates millions of tons of methane gas, contributing to climate change. Professor Gunter Pauli, founder of Zero Emissions Research & Initiatives […]
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Posted on 3:38 am, Wednesday, February 24, 2010. Tags: blue economy, curt hallberg, gunter pauli, morten oveson, the vortex, waterco ab, world congress on zero emissions initiatives
MEDIA RELEASE The World Congress on Zero Emissions Initiatives – Launching “The Blue Economy” is slated Sept. 13-17, 2010 at the Hawaii Convention Center in Honolulu. The Congress will focus on design of an economic system driven by innovations, generating jobs and building social capital. The Blue Economy is based upon one hundred plus breakthroughs […]
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