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FANTASTIC PLASTICS

From specially engineered reusable plastic to compostabl­e cases and sustainabl­y sourced precious materials, desirable gadgets don’t have to be planet-killers

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Apple Macbook Air (M1)

We’ve written loads about the performanc­e merits of our 2020 Gadget of the Year, but Apple’s latest Air is also its greenest yet, with a 100% recycled aluminium enclosure, 100% recycled tin in the solder of the main board, and components free from nasty chemicals. from £999 / apple.com

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See Sense reckons you’ll be visible from up to 3km away with its reactive 300 and 400-lumen LED lights, where automatic pulses at junctions ensure you’re a right flashy git. Trade in old lights regardless of brand for money off, while See Sense will plant a tree for each purchase.

£80 / seesense.cc

Samsung S21+ Kvadrat Cover

Like charging leads, phone cases present a potential mass of discarded plastic. Compostabl­e covers are a real step forward, so it’s great to see Samsung’s Kvadrat textile case is not only made from recycled plastic bottles but also 100% compostabl­e. £29 / samsung.com

Bureo Ahi

Enjoy the sweet smell of your own farts safe in the knowledge your hipster getabout is a 27in-long ‘performanc­e cruiser’ skateboard made from recycled fishing nets. Made in California, the Ahi is a collaborat­ion with Carver Skateboard­s and built for a lifetime of pestering motorists. $195 / bureo.co

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