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Ecover: Let’s Live Clean
Materials Reinvented
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Waste doesn’t have to be the end of the story, it can be the start of something transformative. In this episode, we explore the power of circular technology and material innovation to turn under-utilized waste streams into valuable resources.
Sophie Thomas, a design garbologist, explains how we can rethink the way we use and reuse materials to reduce waste and build a more sustainable future. From smarter material choices to creative ways of repurposing waste, Sophie shows how small changes can lead to a big impact.
The future of sustainable living starts with rethinking waste. Let’s explore how.
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