Green Island-based Ecovative Designe was tagged as one of the 25 people or companies who "won" at Davos by Business Insider, which described Ecovative as the "coolest" startup. A whole bunch of earlier items about Ecovative
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I'm wondering if Ecovative got to approve the copy for this article:
"Ecovative has invented an organism that converts cow poop into a polymer that can be used in place of styrofoam."
Invented an organism... nope, "discovered" one..maybe.
Converts cow poop...maybe, but the company usually just says "agricultural biproducts" like cotton hulls. I've never heard them specifically call out cow poop.
... said Jessica R on Jan 31, 2011 at 3:26 PM | link