Education

A fibre that nature had already perfected can change the way our spaces sound. At Clic Recycle, we have turned it into an acoustic material.

The main sources of water pollution are: port and maritime activities (hydrocarbons, fuels, oils, antifouling paints and heavy metals); industrial discharges (chemicals, heavy metals and contaminated effluents); urban run-off (vehicle oils, road pollutants and stormwater); wastewater (urban discharges and sewer overflows); agricultural activities...

Due to climate change 70% of land is altered causing soil erosion, the need for using large amounts of water, fertilisers and plastics to compensate. In agriculture mulching films are a common tool for temperature regulation, moisture conservation, and weed suppression in farming. The commonly used low-density polyethylene (PE) in plastic mulch...

The circular economy is a system where materials never become waste and nature is regenerated. In a circular economy, products and materials are kept in circulation through processes like maintenance, reuse, refurbishment, remanufacture, recycling, and composting.

At Clic Recycle, we recognize that addressing societal waste issues begins with citizen awareness. Hence, our mission revolves around promoting environmental education, fostering intergenerational participation, conducting workshops, and raising awareness on a three-dimensional scale—knowledge, prevention, and participation.

Our planet is home to an exponential resource of 8,1 billion people. Every year 2.2 billion kg of keratin waste is generated globally from hair salons and ends up in landfills or burnt causing significant harm upon our environment.