Emma Roche is an Australian and long-time vegan who currently resides in Europe. She divides... Emma Roche is an Australian and long-time vegan who currently resides in Europe. She divides her life equally between making a mess in the kitchen, and studying the various health and environmental benefits of a plant-based diet. She is currently working on a website concerning all things vegan. Read more about Emma Roche Read More
1. RECOMPUTE
No, you aren’t seeing things- this is a computer that is made from cardboard! Okay, well, obviously it’s not made entirely from cardboard, but Recompute have designed and developed their computer casing from 50% recycled- and 100% recyclable- corrugated fiberboard. With the vast majority of cellphones, computers and computer accessories either being buried in landfills or incinerated, E-waste has become a very serious problem. Recompute aim to address this by using what they call a “full life cycle” design. The computers are created using low-impact manufacturing methods, they encourage purchasers to re-use existing hardware, and can be quickly and easily dismantled once they reach the end of their life. This means that parts can be appropriately disposed of, re-used or recycled, rather than being sent to landfills. In fact, the case can go out with the rest of your cardboard for collection! These are full-functioning workstation computers that will run both Windows and Linux.
(Don’t forget, you can also help to combat e-waste by recycling or re-purposing regular computer cases after removing the internal hardware.)
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Paper and cardboard products that end up in landfills release methane gas when they start to decompose, further contributing to environmental pollution.Great Job.
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