it started with Lucy

after reading a newspaper article about the vast amount of carbon flowing into the air from landfills, power plants, and cows like Lucy, we thought:

there must be some way to use greenhouse gas as a resource.

it turns out, there is.

it started with Lucy

after reading a newspaper article about the vast amount of carbon flowing into the air from landfills, power plants, and cows like Lucy, we thought:

there must be some way to use greenhouse gas as a resource.

it turns out, there is.

NEWLIGHT

MEDIA

less Death Star, more Millennium Falcon

IBM

"Turning greenhouse gas into a resource with blockchain-backed technology."

09/12/2019

WWD

"These minimal luxury accessories are proving grounds for regenerative and bio-based materials."

09/24/2020

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Fast Company

"A new material that could simultaneously help tackle the challenges of climate change and ocean plastic."

09/24/2020

Esquire

"Your days of oppression and disappointment at the hands of paper straws are behind you."

09/24/2020

Yahoo Finance

"By consuming greenhouse gas as a resource... AirCarbon has a net carbon-negative cradle-to-gate carbon footprint."

09/25/2020

Optimist Daily

"Carbon-negative straws that look and feel like real plastic but break down naturally [if] they end up in the ocean."

09/25/2020

Good News Network

"New Biodegradable Carbon-Negative Straws and Forks Made From Greenhouse Gases–and They Dissolve in the Sea."

09/29/2020

Sustainable Brands

"Meet Covalent: The world’s first regenerative, carbon-negative fashion brand made with AirCarbon."

10/01/2020

EcoWatch

"Biodegradable, Carbon-Negative Straws and Cutlery Could Help Stop Plastic Pollution."

10/03/2020

India Times

"A new material that looks and behaves like plastic, but instead of staying forever in the oceans, it is extremely biodegradable."

10/12/2020

CNN

"Because AirCarbon uses gasses from the atmosphere, the products are carbon negative."

10/19/2020