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And go on for a further lifespan. so that doesn't need any new aluminium? doesn't need any new aluminium, a changed battery cell or a fuel cell or a pump or something like that. but broadly, these can be remanufactured quite simply because they're easily accessible. re—use is really good if you can re—use the whole product, but it's very difficult if you're using components within an assembly because the cost of disassembling and putting it back together is very high. but also the other components around it are being innovated and changing. so it's very difficult to keep components going o...

Simon bingle is lead artist on the project. he's working on a clay model of a concrete sculpture that will be on display at cornwall�*s eco attraction, the eden project. the cement industry is one of the world's worst carbon dioxide polluters, along with steel, plastics, aluminium, and paperand card. cement is obviously a very polluting product in its manufacture, as well as being a wonderful material and responsible for some of the fantastic buildings and our infrastructure. but we have to be conscious of the amount of carbon it produces in its production. and just seeing the way we're just...

And then you canjust buy one, basically, or buy the service. so there's like a standard photocopy and there'll be a bit of a bolt on for your kit? we're converting existing printers with our solution, so we have a printer and then you have a de—printer that could sit next to every printer and work with every printer in the world. the last of the big five polluting industries is aluminium. it's dragged from bauxite using vast amounts of heat. some firms are using power from renewables, such as wind and hydro. but the process of making aluminium worldwide still creates as much c02 as the whole...

A piece of sculpture. i am a fine artist, i am a maker at root. of course, i'm working in a sort of eco vehicle industry, and all my creativity has to go down that route. but this is a fantastic opportunity to unpack some of those other latent creativities that i've got going on inside me. john worked on the star wars robot, r2—d2, in a previous career. now he focuses on making lightweight hydrogen vehicles that minimise the use of materials such as aluminium. a normal car, something goes wrong, the service centre says, "sorry, sir, scrap it, it's not worth keeping." with our vehicles, quite...