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The Philips Innovation Award is the largest student entrepreneurship award in the Netherlands, meant for students and recent graduates, for up to 3 years. For

Green technologies and tackling transport emissions could slash the funeral sector's sizeable carbon footprint, according to a new study

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The process, known as resomation, uses a mix of potassium hydroxide and water to break down human remains in what is billed as a more sustainable option.

A 2023 report found more than half of consumers are interested in green funeral options.

A 2023 report found more than half of consumers are interested in green funeral options.

"We grow the mushroom coffins in only seven days. We do that with mycelium, which is the root structure of mushrooms," said Bob Hendrikx, the founder and CEO of Loop Biotech.

Loop Biotech's eco-friendly mushroom coffins are designed to decompose.

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They've developed innovative, biodegradable coffins made from mycelium, the root structure of mushrooms, and upcycled hemp fibers.