Valeo contributes to developing the mobility of tomorrow and ensuring it is widely affordable. Today, the Group is working to achieve the right balance between the increase in mobility – an inalienable right for everybody – and the crucial issue of protecting the environment.
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The notion of the bioeconomy has gained importance in both research and policy debates over the last decade, and is frequently argued to be a key part of the solution to multiple grand challenges. Despite this, there seems to be little consensus concerning what bioeconomy actually implies.
Sweetgreen has long said nothing from its stores goes to landfill.On closer inspection, that’s more aspiration than guarantee…
From cars to mobile phones to heating our homes, fuel cells give us clean ways to power our everyday lives. That combination of innovation and sustainability is a perfect fit with Sandvik’s mission: We apply our unique expertise in materials technology to make industrial processes safer and more efficient, yielding greater output while consuming less resources.
The Indonesian island has announced a ban on single-use plastics including styrofoam, straws, and shopping bags.
There are times when the challenge of plastic waste seems so immense and so intractable that solutions feel difficult to find. More than 60 percent of plastics end up in a landfill or the natural environment. Millions of tonnes of plastic waste spill into the oceans every year, creating highly visible ecological devastation, a stark reminder that immediate action is needed.
Yet by working in partnership, the consumer goods industry can make a profound positive difference. At The Consumer Goods Forum (CGF), we know that business collaboration is an essential part of the answer. We may be competitors in business, but together we are making the case for change, using our influential reach to create changes for people, business and planet.
The 41 members of our Plastic Waste Coalition of Action – representing more than 10 percent of the global plastic packaging market – are striving to deliver the solutions that industry can provide.
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Facebook’s former sustainability director and Google’s former clean energy czar Bill Weihl has called on businesses to “go beyond their own four walls” and lobby for policies that create net-zero national economies in a “just” manner. Speaking at The Business Booster in Paris last month alongside Mary Robinson, former Irish President and incumbent chair of the UN Elders, Weihl was asked to give a brief summary of where he believed corporate leadership on climate justice currently sits, and what more must now be done to deliver a just transition to net-zero.