Live sustainable #LikeABosch | Bosch GB

ByThe Circular Economy Team November 23, 2020

A dishwasher that uses natural minerals for drying your dishes, a smart washing machine that knows the precise dosing, a fridge with a camera and Home Connect to check what’s in your fridge anytime and anywhere so you can buy consciously, a dryer that re-uses warm air to dry clothes more efficiently. Around the world, we’re working on innovative and efficient solutions like these to help you save water and energy and reduce food waste. Discover how Bosch can make your life more relaxed and sustainable.

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Circular economy erected as ‘number one priority’ of European Green Deal

ByThe Circular Economy Team November 23, 2019January 22, 2020

The circular economy, including new waste and recycling laws, will represent “half” of the EU’s effort to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, and will be erected as “the number one priority” of the upcoming European Green Deal, officials have said.

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Recycling scheme for single-use plastics: Quaker Meeting Hs. Horsham

ByThe Circular Economy Team August 30, 2020

Recycling scheme for single-use plastics run by Horsham Repair Cafe, Horsham Quakers & Sussex Green Living at the Quaker Meeting House, Worthing Road.

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Portable device reveals heat of chilli peppers | E&T Magazine

ByThe Circular Economy Team October 31, 2020

Thai researchers have developed a portable device – whimsically shaped like a chilli pepper – that can assess how ‘hot’ a pepper will be by detecting how much capsaicin it contains. Chilli peppers are a popular food ingredient around the world. But all types of chillis contain different levels of capsaicin. This is a compound that gives chilli peppers their kick and may give a palate-singeing burn to people not used to spicy foods.