Recycled Emission Oils
Carbon-Powered Biotechnologies
Climate-Friendly Hand Soaps
Pollution-Absorbing Bioplastic Materials
Oceanic Carbon Reducing Initiatives
Recycled Air Pollutant Ink
Sustainable Rocket Fuel
Futuristic Air Capture Plants
Carbon Capture Soaps
Carbon Recapture Textile Dyes
Sustainable Hydrocarbon Oils
Recycled Emission Activewear
Innovative Biobased Fabrication Brands
Pollution-Converting Steel Plants
Recycled Emission Laundry Capsules
Eco-Friendly Wastewater Biofuels
Carbon-Capturing Hydrogen Fuel Plants
Waste-Converting Bioplastics
Recycled Pollution Skincare Packaging
Microplastic Particle-Transformed Designs
Pollution-Powered Design Exhibitions
Startup Kiverdi is Converting Carbon Exhaust Into Plant-Based Oil Products
M — August 4, 2016References: fastcoexist & kiverdi
Kiverdi is a startup based out of the Bay Area that has found a way to recycle emissions into a synthetic palm oil that can be used for a variety of products. The biotech brand offers a solution to continual pollution, and turning the waste product into a new commodity that can be used in a variety of lifestyle products.
The process Kiverdi uses to transform the carbon emissions into synthetic palm oil is allegedly very similar to making beer. The process utilizes the carbon dioxide gas as an agent to extract protein and create a more cost effective palm oil substitute that can be used globally. The process takes only a few hours to create the conversion, and could greatly help diminish the world's carbon footprint.
