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It’s not much of a stretch to say: As things stand now, at the end of the world, only two things will survive: cockroaches and Styrofoam. I don’t know what to do about cockroaches, but I do know what to do about Styrofoam.AeroClay is a type of open-cell, flame resistant, aerogel-like foam made primarily from a clay and polymer mixture. It is created through an environmentally friendly freeze-drying process. The AeroClay technology provides a new approach to designing and manufacturing foams without the need for the melt-extrusion and blowing agents required in traditional foam manufacturing processes and it produces no toxic chemicals as byproducts. This green process creates virtually 100% raw materials yield with no manufacturing landfill waste and finished goods that are reusable and biodegradable.AeroClay products have advanced mechanical performance and that can be tailored to meet specific requirements, for either rigidity or flexibility, for energy adsorption and compression strength. These multiple properties, combined with its lightweight, thermal, flame retardant and chemical absorption properties, make for an even wider combination of properties and potential uses.Here at AeroClay, we say it this way: Singular impact – Exponential Returns. It’s meant to emphasize the importance of how what we plant today can grow to become an ever increasing abundance of resources and to drive our daily activities to be as purposeful as possible. AeroClay embodies a singular technology with the real economic and cultural power to drive environmental sustainability and to create exponential returns.