E03. What's in the Feed? Moving Away from Limited Plastics Feedstocks
2021/06/14
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E03. What's in the Feed? Moving Away from Limited Plastics Feedstocks

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In Episode 3, we’re talking about a core recommendation from the New Plastics Economy Report that All plastic packaging be reused, recycled, or composted in practice. Chatting about new plastic packaging solutions are Geoffrey Coates and Thomas Shelley.

Geoff is the scientific co-founder of Novomer, a sustainable materials company that features high-performance polymers and other chemicals from renewable feedstocks. He is also scientific co-founder of Intermix Performance Materials.

Tom is a long-time environmental activist in Tompkins County, NY, where he managed the Signs of Sustainability series for Sustainable Tompkins for 12 years. He worked for many years in the Cornell University Environmental Health and Safety Unit. And before that, Tom was one of several co-founders of the Haight Ashbury Food Co-op, the humble beginnings of an organization that grew into today’s large food co-ops like GreenStar.

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In Episode 3, we’re talking about a core recommendation from the New Plastics Economy Report that All plastic packaging be reused, recycled, or composted in practice. Chatting about new plastic packaging solutions are Geoffrey Coates and Thomas Shelley.

Geoff is the scientific co-founder of Novomer, a sustainable materials company that features high-performance polymers and other chemicals from renewable feedstocks. He is also scientific co-founder of Intermix Performance Materials.

Tom is a long-time environmental activist in Tompkins County, NY, where he managed the Signs of Sustainability series for Sustainable Tompkins for 12 years. He worked for many years in the Cornell University Environmental Health and Safety Unit. And before that, Tom was one of several co-founders of the Haight Ashbury Food Co-op, the humble beginnings of an organization that grew into today’s large food co-ops like GreenStar.

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