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Allbirds Introduces First Net-Zero Carbon Sneaker Called The M0.0NSHOT

Allbirds has introduced the first net zero carbon sneaker, the M0.0NSHOT. Co-founder and co-CEO Tim Brown spoke about the net zero carbon sneaker: "M0.0NSHOT isn't a silver bullet for the climate crisis — it's a proof-point that, when we take sustainability seriously, and are laser-focused on carbon reduction, we can make incredible breakthroughs."

The M0.0NSHOT is a high-top sneaker model with carbon-negative regenerative sock-like uppers made from merino wool grown on Lake Hawea Station in New Zealand. The sneaker has a carbon-negative, sugarcane-based foam midsole with Allbirds' SuperLight Foam containing 80 percent bio content. The eyelets are made of carbon-negative bioplastic made from microorganisms that convert methane into polymer mold. Additionally, the packaging is carbon-efficient and made with sugarcane-derived, carbon-negative Green PE. Allbirds also states that these sneakers will be delivered to consumers in biofuel-powered ocean ships and electric trucks.

The net zero carbon sneaker will be revealed to the public in June 2023 and available for purchase in Spring 2024.
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1. Net-zero Carbon Products - Opportunity for companies to innovate by developing carbon-neutral or -negative products that mitigate negative impacts on the environment.
2. Sustainable Fashion - Potential for fashion companies to embrace sustainability by designing more eco-friendly and sustainable products to reduce their carbon footprint.
3. Regenerative Agriculture - An opportunity for agriculture industry to move towards regenerative farming practices that can reduce carbon footprints and even create carbon-negative products.
Industry Implications
1. Sneaker Industry - Sneaker companies can innovate by embracing sustainable and eco-friendly designs that reduce their carbon footprint and minimize their impact on the climate.
2. Packaging Industry - Packaging companies can develop more carbon-efficient packaging materials that are made from renewable resources and reduce the environmental burden of waste.
3. Transportation Industry - Opportunity for the transportation industry to reduce their carbon footprint by embracing cleaner energy sources and adopting sustainable practices that minimize their impact on the environment.

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