2019 Sustainability Report
Read our latest post from CalSTRS Corporate Sustainability Manager Ronda Lenci, Designer Lisa E. Williams, and Director, Enterprise Strategy Management Jan Spano.
Source: corpgov.law.harvard.edu
Read our latest post from CalSTRS Corporate Sustainability Manager Ronda Lenci, Designer Lisa E. Williams, and Director, Enterprise Strategy Management Jan Spano.
Source: corpgov.law.harvard.edu
COVID-19 threatens to widen disparities, but the Great Reset is an opportunity to help the most vulnerable and address poverty, hunger and inequality….
Experts from the Royal Holloway University studied how high levels of microplastics are impacting the River Thames, including its water column and shoreline.
Connecting Employee Engagement to Organizational Health and Sustainability Guest Student Post By: R. Whitehouse What do successful companies like Google, Facebook, or Apple all have in common? Each one of them has consistently received high employee reviews and ratings, making them desirable and…
McKinsey & Company’s “Fashion’s New Must Have: Sustainable Sourcing at Scale” survey shows sourcing moving to a more sustainable model.
Plastic Free July starts today. Even if you only reduce your reliance on single-use plastics this month, it’s an opportunity to reduce plastic pollution, CO2 emissions related to plastic production, and toxins from your life. Simple steps applied every day in your shopping and dining decisions can make a huge difference to the world and its environment. The plastic-free movement has helped people around the world reduce their plastic consumption by 1.8 billion pounds. Created by the Plastic Free Foundation in Australia, Plastic Free July offers guidance for eliminating single-use plastic from your life as well as examples of what others have done. The organization, which was founded in 2011, got an estimated 326 million people involved globally in 2020. This is a movement with momentum. You can be good at plastic elimination, better, or best, based on your preference. The point is to improve and July is the month to get started — if you haven’t already. Do you need some motivation? Check out EcoWatch’s explanation about the volume of plastic in our oceans and its consequences for animal and human life.
Bord Bia has invited companies to tender for a consumer research project on sustainability in ‘quick-service’ restaurants.