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  Bioplastics Bioplastics are biodegradable materials derived from renewable resources that can be used to address the problem of plastic trash strangling the earth and polluting the ecosystem. Is it really necessary to keep using packaging that might take millennia to decompose in order to package things that only last a few days or months? Plastic is the world's third most widely used petroleum derivative; 200 million tonnes of plastic are utilised globally each year. It originates from a non-renewable (petroleum) source, is polluting, and is non-biodegradable (it can take more than 1000 years to decompose). The global Bioplastics Market is projected to surpass US$ 215 billion by the end of 2027, in terms of revenue, growing at CAGR of 25.8% during the forecast period (2020 to 2027). Bioplastic is widely used across food packaging, disposables, containers, pouches, shopping bags, etc. application. Bioplastics is an alternative option for Plastic- Bioplastics, which are made

  Green Energy Creating green energy is not as simple as it seems. While renewable solutions are becoming more popular, there are some challenges to implementing these technologies. Firstly, not all sustainable options are equally effective. Also, these solutions depend on location, climate, and other factors. Wind and solar energy are particularly effective, as they depend on changes in air temperature. However, some areas of the world are not conducive to wind and solar energy development. To combat the challenges that come with Green Energy , there are various tax incentives available. Most of the federal incentives are available as tax breaks. In the case of solar and wind energy, the federal government provides an investment tax credit of 30 percent. This credit reduces the installation costs of solar and wind systems and makes them more affordable. In addition to the federal tax credits, many states provide additional incentives for constructing and deploying renewable energy p

  Carbon Credits The term "Carbon Credit" refers to a generic tradable certificate that represents the right to emit carbon dioxide or an equivalent amount of other greenhouse gases. This enables the emission of carbon dioxide-equivalent emissions. The amount of the credits can be traded on the market. One credit permits the emission of a mass equal to one ton of carbon dioxide. Individuals or companies looking to offset their own greenhouse gas emissions can buy those credits through a middleman or those directly capturing the carbon. There are many benefits to buying carbon credits. You can reduce your emissions and save money at the same time. Carbon Credits can be earned by reducing the operation's carbon footprint. These credits can then be sold or traded to other companies for a profit. The average offset prices are roughly between US$3-US$6 per ton. The process of determining the value of Carbon Credits is similar to navigating the real estate market. In both