Calling Innovators To Join The Circular Economy Challenge
The world’s waste crisis is spurring innovations to create circular economies that generate zero waste and zero carbon.
Source: www.forbes.com
The world’s waste crisis is spurring innovations to create circular economies that generate zero waste and zero carbon.
Source: www.forbes.com
Worldwide, businesses are recognizing the power of green. With the social and economic impacts of climate change impossible to ignore, more and more companies are starting to introduce sustainable business practices. And they’re realizing they aren’t just great for the environment—they’re just as good for business too. According to a report from the Business & Sustainable Development Commission, investing in green business practices will open up $12 trillion worth of cost savings and market opportunities across the global economy by 2030.
Lylie’s e-waste Jewellery turns tech trash into treasure. The innovative London based brand uses recycled e-waste in its stunning jewellery…
It’s only in the last couple decades that packaging has been getting appropriate attention from corporate executives at major consumer packaged goods companies. Yet, brand marketers still mostly focus on product development first, and bring in the packaging folks later. But at least one consumer packaged goods (CPG) leader is rethinking that strategy from a sustainability point of view. An upcoming Packaging Digest webinar will put sustainable packaging innovations and successes at Nestlé, the world’s largest food company, in the spotlight.
Wednesday 10 October is Sustainability Day. You are most welcome to join us for one of the activities at our campus. No need to register.
Located at Sunway South Quay, Selangor, Sunway GEOLake Residences is the final phase of Sunway GEO, an integrated development with corporate offices, retail units and residences.
The low-density leasehold residential project by Sunway Property comprises 420 condominium units and 44 townhouses. The 6.49-acre project is estimated to be completed by 2021.
Nottingham Trent University is leading a €7.2 million project to develop a circular economy approach for everyday products and services through their life cycles….