TORAPHENE

Leading the revolution in commercially-viable packaging that is truly biodegradable and compostable. Toraphene carrier bags are now available to buy!

[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

Toraphene has developed the world's first commercially viable home compostable high performance alternative to plastic.

[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

https://t.co/cfaXVq4CYv

[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

Take a close look! This is not a plastic bag. This bag is made of TORAPHENE.

100% biodegradable. 100% safe for the planet and us 🌍.

The bags are our first step on the road to creating products that can replace plastic🌱.

https://t.co/r7FwQg1Anb

#plasticfree #packaging

[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

Is ignoring and/or discounting irrefutable science perhaps our biggest ongoing 'pandemic'?

[Ibram X. Kendi @ibramxk]

This.

[Glen Peters @Peters_Glen]

Did you know that 2021 saw the second biggest absolute increase in fossil CO₂ emissions ever recorded?

The biggest increase was in 2010, the year after the Global Financial Crisis.

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[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

Exactly why are we subsidising the fossil fuels industry by $5.9 Trillions every year?
https://t.co/LOJnNbflgn

[Lego Lost At Sea @LegoLostAtSea]

A gift from the sea - among the swathes of micro plastic, a sea bean that has drifted thousands of miles.
#hamburgerbean

[Nirere Sadrach @SadrachNirere]

This is the most riskiest cleanup up but we dared to do it because our rivers are flowing with plastics as polluters continue to ignore calls to #EndPlasticPollution.

✊Our Future is not Disposable!
#SaveRiverRwizi
@FrenchEmbassyUg @theflipflopi @EndPlasticsNow @infoNILE

[#OneLess @OneLessBTL]

The ocean has buffered the world from more extreme climate change by acting as the planet’s largest carbon sink. It absorbs over 30% of our CO2 emissions and over 90% of the excess heat resulting from anthropogenic warming. #OceanAction is #ClimateAction #COP26 #ListenToTheOcean

[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

50-80% of the oxygen production we all need to breathe comes from algae in our ocean.
We are on trend of a 100 to 150% increase of the acidity of the oceans by the end of the century.
Seaweed, seagrass and algae absorb this acid.
We must grow the seaweed industry Now!

[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

We catch seafood equivalent of the human WEIGTH of China EVERY YEAR!

[Mike Hudema @MikeHudema]

Every minute a garbage truck of plastic is dumped into the seas. We catch seafood equivalent to the weight of China every year. We need to change course.

There's no time to waste. There's no planet B. #ActOnClimate

#ClimateAction #climate #useless #wasteless #oceans #cop26

[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

You might want to watch the emerging Seaweed industry if you are looking for hyper-growth.
https://t.co/MxafGqQMzZ

[Greta Thunberg @GretaThunberg]

“As citizens across the planet, we urge you to face up to the climate emergency. Not next year. Not next month. Now”

Join me and activists all over the world and demand leaders to face the climate crisis at #COP26
So far more than 650k people have signed!
https://t.co/MJTQHx4FH0

[Leonard Burger @LeonardBurger]

Always good to see @notpla takeaway boxes 🙏🚀🌱

[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

Only 23% of global CO2 emissions are currently part of a carbon pricing initiative. Can we get this to the top of the agenda of COP26 please?

[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

We CANNOT get low cost alternatives to toxic plastic packaging unless we start with buying expensive alternatives, like home compostable biopolymers, First.
Teslas had to be priced at $109,000 for a while to afford developing lower cost alternatives, now priced at $45,000.

[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

It is now or newer.

[Lewis Pugh @LewisPugh]

Love this. Fun, simple, to the point.

[TORAPHENE @Toraphene]

https://t.co/EKY7nVy70x

[Saudi Green Initiative @SGISaudi]

The next 1,000 unicorns “won’t be a search engine or media company, they will be businesses developing green hydrogen, green agriculture, green steel and green cement,” says Larry Fink Chairman and CEO of BlackRock at the #MGISummit.

[The Ocean Cleanup @TheOceanCleanup]

Boyan gives a 'trash tour' of the strangest objects we recovered from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.