Free Webinar | May 8: How Do We Build Sustainable A Business Going Forward?
Join us as we chat with investor and educator Alexandre Lazarow as he discusses how businesses can thrive in a world with new rules.
Source: www.entrepreneur.com
Join us as we chat with investor and educator Alexandre Lazarow as he discusses how businesses can thrive in a world with new rules.
Source: www.entrepreneur.com
The annual Green Alley Award for businesses that are part of the circular economy is on the hunt for the most innovative ways of tackling Europe’s waste…
Used cooking oil (“UCO”) is a messy by-product of running a busy restaurant and something most kitchen operators don’t have extra time to think about. The way you handle your used cooking oil can affect your business’ internal operations and shape how customers see your impact on the environment. DAR PRO’s reliable, end-to-end services not only makes restaurant oil collection and recycling a nonissue, you can let your customers know that you are contributing to a greener tomorrow. As a DAR PRO customer, you can rest easy knowing your used cooking oil disposal will be handled by our professionally trained, uniformed and licensed service personnel. Staff use state-of-the-art grease management equipment to handle your material responsibly, thoroughly and in accordance with governmental and environmental regulations.
The most strict mandates for transitioning from traditional gasoline and diesel-powered vehicles to electric vehicles are in Europe. In many parts of Europe, there is a mandate to eliminate all new combustion vehicle sales, and sales of electric vehicles are expected to climb significantly. However, a surprising metric has come out of Europe concerning auto sales during the third quarter of 2021.
As smartphone sales have skyrocketed, so has the device’s contribution to waste streams and carbon emissions.
Manufacturers will need to conserve resources as 6 of the key elements for mobile phones will run out in the next 100 years. Changes to business models and consumer habits will be needed to tackle electronic waste. The ability to repair phones will be key to conserving resources, tackling e-waste and climate mitigation, and building a circular economy for electronics. Roughly four in ten people globally owned a smartphone in 2018 and that number continues to grow rapidly. This growth is driven by steady sales of the devices – more than 1 billion each year – putting hand-sized computers in people’s pockets.
Today, UN Environment published its sixth Global Environment Outlook (2019) in time for the Fourth United Nations Environmental Assembly, calling on decision makers to take immediate action to address pressing environmental issues to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals as well as other Internationally Agreed Environment Goals, such as the Paris Agreement. GEO-6 outlines the current state of the environment, illustrates possible future environmental trends and analyses the effectiveness of policies.
HONG KONG — At a laboratory in Singapore, researchers are working on a technology with the potential to disrupt the massive — and unsustainable — global shrimp industry….