Forging partnerships to create a tipping point in sustainability
Paul Polman, former chief executive of Unilever, explains why partnerships among government, civil society, and business are urgently needed.
Source: www.strategy-business.com
Paul Polman, former chief executive of Unilever, explains why partnerships among government, civil society, and business are urgently needed.
Source: www.strategy-business.com
Did you know that the fashion industry is considered one of most polluting industry in the world? Luckily, more and more fashion producers and consumers are starting to do their part to halt the industry’s environmentally and harmful practices by shifting towards more sustainable materials, less resource-intensive ways of manufacturing and more responsible choices.
News industry : Circle Economy announced on Thursday Fashion for Good as a strategic partner to its Switching Gear project, which aims to accelerate re-commerce and rental business models in the apparel industry. (#1095309)…
Elon Musk Unveils Tesla’s New Sustainable House – Cost $15000: Today we’ll be telling you all about the First Tesla Home. In a market where Tesla plans on taking over the entire Electric Vehicle industry, can Tesla take over multiple avenues? What plans do they have? Stick around to find out more. Sure, you might have dreamt about having a Tesla in your garage, but how about a Tesla home? The C.E.O. of Tesla, Elon Musk, is all set to enter the housing industry. And hold on to your seats because it’s nothing short of spectacular! Elon has been on the news almost every single day for months now. And why wouldn’t he be? He has been coming up with innovations that no one ever expected. From installing chips in your brain through Neuralink to building underground tunnels with The Boring Company, coming up with a yacht, and now home!
Hair extensions are becoming as normal as throwing some mascara and blush on before running out of the house. It feels like you can buy them anywhere nowadays, from at your local corner shop in the form of a thin ponytail to at the beauty salon for hundreds of dollars. While synthetic hair has its issues (it’s made from plastic and cannot biodegrade), human hair isn’t any better. Where is all this hair coming from? And is it just another example of exploiting women desperate to support their families?
Efacec has strengthened its sustainability strategy by joining two global sustainability pledges, promoted by the United Nations and The Climate Group.
The next major hotel operator has joined the plastics exodus, with Accor committing to remove all single-use items from its global estate by end of 2022.