Biodiversity > FEATURE: CO2-derived plastics could trump bio-based plastics on GHG footprint, resource usage

FEATURE: CO2-derived plastics could trump bio-based plastics on GHG footprint, resource usage

Published 14:04 on July 25, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:08 on July 30, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA, International, Voluntary

CO2-derived plastics could reduce the greenhouse gas footprint of plastics under a clean energy grid scenario and reduce pressure on biomass resources, which will become increasingly in-demand as the world pivots towards a more circular economy, say plastic experts.
CO2-derived plastics could reduce the greenhouse gas footprint of plastics under a clean energy grid scenario and reduce pressure on biomass resources, which will become increasingly in-demand as the world pivots towards a more circular economy, say plastic experts.


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