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Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj discuss highlights from the 2019 PACE Council meeting, the merger between Mid Kansas Coop and Mid-West Fertilizer,…
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 14th Conference of Parties (CoP) to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD). During opening remarks, he stated that it is time for the world to say goodbye to single-use plastic, and encouraged world leaders to follow…
From today, shoppers must bring along re-usable bags or buy them.
The Carlsberg Group has reported that it is steadily progressing towards the goals outlined in its sustainability programme – Together Towards ZERO.Cees ‘t Hart, CEO …
Burberry has added two new science-based sustainability targets to its responsibility strategy, which will see the retailer strive to significantly reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
It’s no secret that our plastic use is out of control and having a devasting effect on the environment. As a society we are beginning to make changes to cut down on single-use plastics, however, something that often gets overlooked is the plastic waste that is tied to menstrual products. Tampons and sanitary pads are estimated to produce over 100 billion pieces of waste every year and they are the fifth-most common type of waste washing up on beaches, with nine plastic tampon applicators found per kilometre on UK beaches according to the Women’s Environmental Network.