Ooho is an edible water bottle inspired by how droplets form. ... Then soak the ball in another solution made from brown algae extract, which encapsulates the ice in a second membrane.

The Ooho edible water bottle can't be closed, but is biodegrade. Rodrigo García González. Two years ago, design student Rodrigo García González made a name for himself when he invented "Hop ...

Move over, plastic water bottles. There's a new way to carry around your water (kind of). Ooho is an biodegradable and edible membrane made of brown algae that holds water, according to PSFK.

Building upon Adria's pioneering efforts, Gonzales and his colleagues used brown algae together with calcium chloride and water. By freezing water into a ball, the designers were able to dip it ...

Due to these findings, health officials ask residents not to use or swim or wade in these waters and to keep their children ...

An edible bottle would help consumers keep waste low, while also setting an example for environmental practices. Ooho’s edible algae membrane was inspired by egg yolks, which use a thin membrane ...

A compound made from brown algae and calcium chloride creates a gel around the water. ... for manufacturers, most of the cost of producing water comes from the bottle itself.

Videos surfaced of some shopkeepers gouging shoppers: $48 for a case of water bottles, in one instance. Oregon Gov. Kate Brown sent in the National Guard to distribute water.

The brown tide algae first began appearing in lagoon water samples in 2005, but in low levels. Then in the summer of 2012, it bloomed in Mosquito Lagoon, then moved west to the northern Indian ...

Environment Agency water experts have begun monitoring stretches of river close to the south Shropshire border after brown algae began developing on the River Wye.

Zak Brown took advantage of his first home Grand Prix in the 2025 Formula 1 season in Miami. The American SEO took a jab at rivals Red Bull Racing reflecting on 2024 rumours in a unique way. Brown ...

Though its blue-green algae, it can tint the water colors ranging from silvery white to rusty brown. Trichodesmium's smell veers between sweet and vegetative decay, and can be downright nauseating ...