Hey everyone, still looking into this material and I have to say it is a hard material to search when it comes to sustainablity. I have found a link though that had some idea what exactly coconut palm is used for and where it is used the most. Check it out.

http://www.fao.org/docrep/004/ac126e/ac126e04.htm

Wouldn't Imagine it?

Over the past few years through my classes at Harrington, I have learned so much about the green movement and sustainable way to our future. I learned about the basics; cork, recycled plastics, bamboo, but just recently I come across a new material that i would never consider, and that is Coconut Palm as a sustainable material. Just finding out about it now I am very curious to learn more about it and why it is considered sustainable.