The Jamaica Environment Trust (JET) says it stands in support of a planned winding down of operations at the Riverton City disposal site in St Andrew to move centralised waste-management activities to other sites across the island.The announcement…
Source: jamaica-gleaner.com
By improving site surveillance, worker safety and resource management, this flying robot technology could make construction greener and more efficient than ever.
As concern grows around fashion’s unsustainable practices, consumers expect brands and retailers to start making eco-friendly decisions across all supply chain and business operations – or risk their interest and loyalty.
Today, we are increasingly taking the environment into account. It has to be because the environment is under pressure. The environment is largely affected by the construction and use of buildings. It is a very good reason to have a business hall built sustainably. You can learn how to do that in this blog. Have your industrial metal buildings built with a steel construction.
At the end of 2018, grocery store chain Trader Joe’s announced that it would be making moves to cut out one million pounds of “single-use” plastics in its over 500 stores as soon as possible. Besides getting rid of all plastic bags, the company set out…
Jaguar Land Rover’s (JLR) venture capital and mobility services arm has invested in a blockchain technology scale-up that will help it to make supply chains for battery materials more sustainable.
Electric vehicles are seen as a key part of the transport sector’s low-carbon emissions, but the metals and minerals used in their batteries aren’t inherently sustainable
Called Circulor, the blockchain platform uses a combination of GPS, biometrics and QR codes to create a tamper-proof trail of audit for raw materials. The platform tracks compliance with environmental and social regulation and company pledges in these fields, while also calculating the carbon footprint of the materials.
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