Sustainability Solutions to Share with Linchpins # 69

I’m sharing “million dollar” creative sustainability ideas.

You can have them for free.

Be a Linchpin. Develop something: ship, ship, ship!

Wash. Rinse. Repeat:

Chemistry has done wonders for many of our lives. It’s also poisoned and killed a lot of people around the world. It makes sense to use products that have a beneficial purpose, like energy efficient / water saving rinse additives.

Where’s the Linchpin opportunity?

It doesn’t make sense to save water in your home if the surfactants and conditioners in the rinse-aid chemistry will later poison rivers, streams and lakes. The world needs a new breed of chemists to embrace water-soluble technologies and find sustainable ways to improve the life-cycle of everything.

Simple. Beautiful. Elegant. Chemistry. Sustainable!

<<Sustainability Solutions to Share with Linchpins # 68

Sustainability Solutions to Share with Linchpins # 70>>

<<Read More In This Category>>

Tags:

Comments

Comments are closed.

Seth’s Blog

On finding something to say
The throughline of the last twenty years of tech has been new ways to speak up and connect. We’ve built platforms for email, video, writing, short fiction, daily updates, chat, discussion, classes… But what if you don’t have anything to say? It’s difficult to find a tech solution for this problem. It might be that […]
The power (and risk) of charismatic ideas
Charisma is a magical power. It enables humans to hotwire connection and build bridges long before the facts on the ground are clear. Charisma creates rock stars, powerful scientists and con men, too. Misused, charisma is often the road to tragedy, because it causes us to suspend disbelief and follow a leader we should have […]
Rationalizing your project
“I followed the recipe exactly, and it failed.” That’s how many reviews of online recipes begin. Then the poster explains that he replaced the sour cream with yogurt (it’s what he had in the fridge), that he replaced the wheat flour with rice flour (it’s gluten-free) and he used the toaster oven instead of a […]

Lee Smith, ND