New regulations open up an unexplored market for solar in heavily populated areas such as favelas, led by co-operatives, social startups and small businesses…
Source: www.theguardian.com
Covid makes the business case Jules Kollmann, Managing Director at ING Structured Finance, says that for transport and logistics, sustainability measures are not a luxury – they make supply chains more resilient to future shocks, such as pandemics, trade restrictions and climate change.
The global focus on plastic pollution isn’t a distraction from other planetary issues.
Today sustainability, good corporate citizenship and ethical practices are differentiating companies in all sectors, especially manufacturing. As manufacturers respond, reset and renew their way through the global COVID-19 pandemic, they’re focused on ensuring their workforce is safe, secure and collaborating in new ways. They’re also focused on ensuring operations are as cost effective and efficient as possible, and there’s a growing appetite to adopt new, innovative business models.
Corporate sustainability is more important than ever. How can procurement take the reins to bring change and maximize value?
Doing the right thing shouldn’t come at a cost and we pride ourselves on being able to ‘save’ customers money, as well as helping significantly reduce their environmental impact.
It’s not an either/or, but an opportunity to achieve huge cost savings, carbon reductions of more than 94%, whilst at the same time improving productivity. Managed Print is changing and together we help customers make better decisions for their businesses, as well as the environment.
We’re excited to announce the final keynote panel for our third Library 2.020 mini-conference: “Sustainability in Libraries,” which will be held online (and for free) on Wednesday, October 14th, from 12:00 – 3:00 pm US-Pacific Daylight Time (click for your own time zone). We already have 2,000 signups for this event!