Cut carbon. Cut carbon. How to reduce?

Many companies have found the way to reduce carbon and found the landing plan, but there are still many companies that have not found the actual landing method, watching the tightening of all parties' policies, they can only worry.

Michelin launched tires containing 43% and 53% sustainable materials in the previous two years, and launched high-performance tires containing 63% sustainable materials at this year's Expo, and its sustainable materials come from recycled materials such as natural rubber, used tires, plastic knives and forks, as well as crop extracts such as rice husks and lemon zest.

It is expected that by 2050, Michelin will develop tires using sustainable materials, and at this year's Expo, Michelin also demonstrated the "future" tires printed with resin through 3D printing technology.

3. Goodyear tires

In 2009, Goodyear launched tires with a 70% sustainable material content, using materials such as carbon black, soybean oil and rice husk ash, as well as polyester recycled from plastic bottles and other plastic waste.

Launched a 90% sustainable tyre with 12 different components and 17 special ingredients, such as carbon black from waste tyre cracking oil, methane and vegetable oil; Silica made from rice husk waste; Polyester and bio-based soybean oil from recycled plastic bottles.

Tire with 70% sustainable material Source: Pacific