Kodak to Help to Make Plastic Wrap From Carbon Dioxide
Michael Kanellos: December 14, 2009
Kodak once specialized in the times of your life. Now it will help Novomer to bring CO2-based plastics to the market.
Kodak once specialized in the times of your life. Now it will help Novomer to bring CO2-based plastics to the market.
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New research shows that destroying the world’s tropical forests doesn’t lead to the amount of man-made emissions as previously claimed by a U.N. study.
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CA’s new carbon accounting software has landed the British supermarket chain as a showcase client. Expect more competition in this growing market.