The movement to ban single-use plastic in the US was gaining ground but fears of spreading the virus with reusable bags have sparked second thoughts.
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One year after Prince Edward Island became the first province to ban single-use plastic bags, the Island has managed to keep millions of them from entering its waste management system. The province implemented the Plastic Bag Reduction Act on July 1, 2019.
Sustainability within the dental practice, and its contribution toward environmental waste, is important to consider. Here’s what to know.
On 22 April 2021, to celebrate the 51th anniversary of the United Nations Earth Day, the Future Food Institute (FFI) and the FAO elearning Academy are organizing the second edition of the 24-hour Global Digital Marathon on Sustainability entitled: “Food for Earth”.
The global event brings together bright minds and good practices on sustainable food systems for regenerating the Planet.
The pandemic has made people more concerned about sustainability than ever, and businesses are the focuses of their collective ire, with most saying they don’t take enterprise sustainability goals (ESGs) seriously. The solution, Oracle says, is to put AIs in charge. Oracle’s 2022 ESG Global Study surveyed some 11,000 consumers and businesses, and its findings reveal a population overwhelmingly frustrated with a lack of progress toward sustainability initiatives (94 percent). Seventy-eight percent also say that they’re frustrated with the lack of progress businesses have made on the ESG front. Consumers aren’t content to let businesses pat themselves on the back either: nearly half said that they believe businesses have more power than individuals or governments to affect change, and 89 percent said they need to see proof that progress is being made toward ESG goals.