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StartUp Turns Old Wind Turbine blades into Furniture.
Canvus, an Ohio startup, transforms old wind turbine blades—usually disposed of in landfills—into innovative furniture, labeling it "functional art" for public spaces. By repurposing challenging-to-recycle fiberglass blades, the company promotes sustainability. Their creations, including benches and picnic table sets, incorporate various reclaimed materials like recycled aluminum, rubber from tires and shoes, post-consumer carpeting, and rice hulls, contributing to waste reduction. Canvus aims to extend the life of wind turbine components and make environmentally conscious design choices. https://www.ecowatch.com/wind-turbine-blades-furniture.html Below is the Canvus company's Deborah Cove covered bench, built with a wind turbine blade.
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We appreciate the support from the community, and hope everyone has the chance to check out our products in person! Canvus is helping to change the narrative on retired wind turbine blades by creating functional art that inspires people and brings communities together. We upcycle end-of-life blades and other recycled materials at scale into benches, tables, and planters for cities, parks, and schools. We also have a Request Program that allows companies with a commitment to renewable energy to make a positive impact in public spaces by donating sustainable furniture to the communities they care about. If you're interested in learning more, please visit www.gocanvus.com
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வாழ்த்துகள்!!
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This is a great initiative.
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Love the mix of beautiful design, practical cover from rain (maybe it could be a bit extended in another iteration) and the saving of resources of course!
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@victor_erik_ramos what’s up
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We appreciate the support from the community, and hope everyone has the chance to check out our products in person! Canvus is helping to change the narrative on retired wind turbine blades by creating functional art that inspires people and brings communities together. We upcycle end-of-life blades and other recycled materials at scale into benches, tables, and planters for cities, parks, and schools. We also have a Request Program that allows companies with a commitment to renewable energy to make a positive impact in public spaces by donating sustainable furniture to the communities they care about. If you're interested in learning more, please visit www.gocanvus.com
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True
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Innovation that really blows up ones mind
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@Kevin Indeed, the innovation of turning old wind turbine blades into furniture is mind-blowing.
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It's such a great invention
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@johnte_ndeto Absolutely, repurposing old wind turbine blades into furniture is a commendable and environmentally friendly invention.
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Every action, big or small, contributes to a cleaner and more sustainable future.
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@george_kariuki Very true, every action, regardless of its scale, plays a role in shaping a cleaner and more sustainable future.
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Great innovation
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Dear Princess Your climate love has received over 50 agrees! We have reached out to Canvus by email and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! To reach more people and increase the chance of a response, click the Share button above to share the review on your social accounts. For every new member that joins We Don't Have Time from your network, we will plant a tree and attribute it to you! /Adam, We Don't Have Time
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Waoh very interesting
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Nothing lost when we switch to green energy. This is creativity at its best
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Impressive! 💚👏
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Interesting!
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Startup is doing good work recycling keep our environment safe and conducive thumb up for good innovation 👍
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Innovative and creative recycling attempts are to be encouraged
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@dipanjana_maulik Very smart innovation.Brilliant minds out here💚
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This is a great example of creative sustainability and innovation in repurposing materials.
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@walter_lungayi you're right. This startup's commitment to sustainability deserves applause for transforming discarded elements into functional art, contributing positively to both design and the environment.
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