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Ambercycle makes microbes that can eat plastic. Our microbes produce chemicals when fed plastic.
Evrnu fiber transforms cotton garment waste into textile fiber for the creation of premium garmen
Our Eden project aims at fighting malnutrition in Sanankoroba which is a rural area of Mali.
We offer a mobile technology service and face to face education to over 1 million farmers all ove
The Green Cuisine Project is an urban collective production program that buys organic foods from
O Projeto Cozinha Verde é um espaço urbano de produção coletiva que compra alimentos orgânicos da
To pioneer sustainable change in the way malnutrition is addressed globally by treating people at
Food gardens are fundamental to ensure food security.
Kuli Kuli creates moringa superfood bars that nourish the world.
En 2008, PUSH estableció una Zona de Desarrollo Verde (GDZ) en la ciudad de Buffalo, concentrando
Curadores da Terra desarrolla un sistema innovador que transforma la basura en materiales fabrica
Como en la mayoría de las grandes ciudades, Buenos Aires cuenta con más edificios no utilizados o
Como a maioria das grandes cidades, Buenos Aires tem mais edifícios ñ utilizados ou mal utilizado
As cidades são organismos vivos, com enormes deficiências digestivas, como acúmulo de lixo e falt
Em 2008, a PUSH criou uma Zona de Desenvolvimento Verde (GDZ), em Buffalo, ao concentrar os inves
Cities are living organisms with huge digestive inefficiencies, such as waste accumulation and la
Las mujeres solteras en Himachal Pradesh, India están demandando al Estado los derechos de arrend
As mulheres solteiras do Estado de Himachal Pradesh, Índia, estão exigindo do Estado seus direito
In 2008, PUSH established a Green Development Zone (GDZ) on Buffalo's West Side by concentrating
As most large cities, Buenos Aires has more unused or badly used buildings than families in need
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