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Former Next Gen candidate, Ng Yi-Xian, speaks to the second-generation business developer at engineering firm Ichi Seiki who's championing for real change.

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For Kelvin Lim of LHN Group, as the balance of work and living evolves, the spaces he provides should also follow suit.

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Carmaker Jaguar Land Rover has declared plans to incorporate features made from Econyl, a 100 percent recycled nylon made from ocean and landfill waste, into its vehicle interiors.

Upcoming models of the carmaker's Jaguar and Land Rover brands will feature floor mats and trims made from Econyl fibres. The material is made by the firm Aquafil using recycled industrial plastic, fabric offcuts from clothing manufacturers, as well as retired fishing nets and "ghost nets" recovered from the sea. This type of nylon is already used to make handbags, swimwear and watch straps.

[caption id="attachment_211145" align="alignnone" width="1024"] Jaguar Land Rover will make floor mats and trims with Econyl nylon produced using plastic waste. (Image: Jaguar Land Rover)[/caption]

Aquafil recycles up to 40,000 tonnes of waste each year. Producing 10,000 tonnes of raw Econyl material reportedly saves some 70,000 barrels of crude oil and 65,100 tonnes of carbon emissions equivalent.

According to Jaguar Land Rover, the production of Econyl nylon by Aquafil reduces the global warming impact of nylon by 90 percent compared with material produced from oil. This recycling process is part of the car manufacturer's ambitious Destination Zero program (zero CO2 emissions, zero accidents and zero congestion).

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Jaguar Land Rover already uses a eucalyptus textile in its Range Rover Evoque interior, while other models come with features in Kvadrat (a material made with recycled plastic bottles).

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His urban landscaping company takes the oft-vilified plastic and turns it into a credible eco-friendly solution.

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His urban landscaping company takes the oft-vilified plastic and turns it into a credible eco-friendly solution.

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Sustainability is the order of the day, says Nespresso Singapore's country manager Han May.

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Sustainability is the order of the day, says Nespresso Singapore's country manager Han May.

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Today, the design world embraces "green" and "meaningful" production more than ever.

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Despite a busy schedule in hosting, the TV personality finds the time to participate in Nespresso's meaningful recycling initiative, "One Pod at a Time".

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Obsolete Airbus A32 aircrafts get an environmentally-friendly facelift in the form of unique home pieces.

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Now you can drop off your used coffee capsules, while learning more about Nespresso's extensive recycling initiatives.

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Nespresso makes sustainability a part of our everyday lives with their latest green initiative.

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