The EIB has been selected as the runner-up in the “Investor” category of The Circulars 2019, the world’s premier circular economy award program organized by the World Economic Forum and the Forum of Young Global Leaders.
Source: www.eib.org
It’s always easier in Norway…
The first UK supermarket to eliminate single-use packaging will save 1,300 tons of plastic from entering landfills. This is big news worth celebrating!
CO-OP stores across the borough have rolled-out compostable carriers to replace around 60 million single-use plastic bags UK-wide at their retailers.
From firestorms and fatal heat waves to flooding and droughts, climate events are accelerating. Each one is forcing more focused attention on finding strategic solutions to a global concern—and quickly. Businesses are stepping up to meet this daunting challenge. By closely examining their environmental footprints, setting ambitious carbon-emission reduction targets and better empowering stakeholders through transparent communication, many for-profit organizations are embracing sustainability as a core philosophy. The result is more widespread ambition than ever before to make real and meaningful shifts to how—and why—they do business. Experts say there is no time to lose.
The online seller of used luxury clothing and accessories caters to the sustainability crowd.
As the world evolves with the advent of new technologies and increasingly invasive agricultural practices, we continue to actively pursue the development of new types of industries while still dependent on existing ones.