
Published 13 May 2024
By 2033, global carbon black production is expected to increase by 23 million tonnes – a process that already contributes to 30 to 40 million tonnes of carbon emissions annually. Hoping to find an alternative method for speciality applications, such as beauty pigments, UK-based material and design alchemist The Unseen has revealed a carbon-negative upcycled pigment derived from algae organisms.



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