The PERP framework offers a structural model for understanding how global warming alters the biological cycles of barley and hops, with concrete responses to maintain quality and economic viability.
A team at Chalmers University of Technology has developed a biodegradable construction material made from baker’s yeast, algae alginate, wood cellulose, and vegetable glycerol—3D printable at room temperature with no heating, no support structures, and no waste.
In a context of growing climate urgency and regulatory pressure, the brewing industry—traditionally seen as a resource-intensive activity—is undergoing an unprecedented transformation toward sustainability.
In a world where sustainability and a connection to nature are becoming increasingly important, natural stone stands out as a key material for home renovation projects.
