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Sign upBiodegradable Smart Sea Decontamination Barriers naturally adsorbing heavy metals and hydrocarbons from water resources
Biodegradable Smart Sea Decontamination Barriers naturally adsorbing heavy metals and hydrocarbons from water resources
CLIC SEA Smart Sea Decontamination Barriers are innovative, biodegradable solutions designed to combat marine pollution. Made from recycled human hair waste - a regenerative local natural resource - they naturally and efficiently adsorb hydrocarbons and heavy metals from water resources, offering a sustainable alternative to plastic-based products. Equipped with IoT sensors and real-time data tracking, they monitor water quality, providing valuable insights for environmental management. Ideal for ports, marinas, and coastal industries, they support marine ecosystem protection while aligning with circular economy principles.
Clic Recycle
Clic Recycle upcycles hair waste into biogenic solutions for agriculture, marine protection, and sustainable material.
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