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Cafe to construction site: coffee grounds can be used to build roads

Here's another reason to enjoy that morning coffee: the used grounds can be used in road-building materials. Engineers from China, Thailand and Australia developed...

Your daily coffee habit could contribute to a carbon neutral fuel

50,000 tonnes of coffee grounds will be turned into clean-burning and carbon neutral biomass pellets in the UK this year by the startup Bio-Bean....

Using coffee drift as fertilizer good for gardeners and environment

What was once rubbish left after brewing a crater of coffee is now being sole as a chemical-free nitrogen source to vehement gardeners. “They’re...

Whiskey grains, coffee grounds may prove effective in cleaning radioactive waste

* By Arlene Karidis Scotland’s Environmental Research Institute is leveraging used whisky grains, coffee grounds, and seaweed as a cheaper and possibly faster way to...

Waste coffee used as fuel storage

Scientists have developed a simple process to treat waste coffee grounds to allow them to store methane. The simple soak and heating process develops...

Costa launches complimentary fertiliser for garden lovers

The nation’s favourite coffee shop, Costa, has launched a new initiative from today that allows customers to request used coffee grounds from their local...

UK’s biggest rail stations adopt Bio-bean Project

Network Rail have signed an agreement with Bio-bean, an award winning green energy company that uses coffee waste and converts it into advanced biofuels....

HOUSEHOLD CARE – Keep the home clean with coffee

Believe it or not, coffee grounds can do more around your home than just wake you up in the morning ahead of a busy...

SWITZERLAND – Nestlé Waters starts building Swiss biogas plant using coffee

Nestlé Waters has begun constructing an agricultural biogas facility that will provide renewable energy for the Henniez bottling plant and the Swiss power grid,...

SCIENCE – Waste coffee grounds could be used as sustainable fuel source of biofuel for cars

LONDON – New research from the University of Bath suggests waste coffee grounds could be a ‘‘sustainable fuel source’’ for powering vehicles. The study found...

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