“Solving this problem could provide cost savings and certainly an environmental savings. It means we could increase the recycling of more foam and plastics, and further reduce our environmental footprint.”
Thus speaks Debbie Mielewski, Ford senior technical leader for plastics and sustainability research, with regard to an unusual Ford research endeavor. Ford is hoping to get help with a sticky situation from geckos. Specifically, the manufacturer is going to study the lizard's toe pads, with the hope of ultimately improving Ford adhesives and part recyclability. Access more info via the link embedded below.
It’s a sticky subject, but this gecko may play a surprising part in #Ford’s future. https://t.co/iPM13bamck pic.twitter.com/r6pPli9BNh
— Ford Drive Green (@FordDriveGreen) November 16, 2015
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