Google Sustainability Efforts in the Cloud Now Claim to be “Carbon Intelligent”
Automatically identify and eliminate wasted cloud spend by turning utilization data into policy-driven action.
Source: turbonomic.shp.so
Automatically identify and eliminate wasted cloud spend by turning utilization data into policy-driven action.
Source: turbonomic.shp.so
Join Paul Jarquin, President and founder of REI Habitat, and two other experts for our Construction webinar on 16 December.
A new textiles economy: Re-designing fashion’s future presents a radical rethink for the fashion and textiles industries – breaking away from the outdated practices that have led them to become a major source of pollution and waste. The vision explores how pioneering business models, new materials and innovative design can move those industries towards a system in which clothing lasts longer, is easier to recycle and does not release toxins or pollution.
From 2013 to 2016, Oxfam’s Behind the Brands campaign called on the world’s 10 biggest food and beverage companies to adopt stronger social and environmental sourcing policies and spurred significant commitments on women’s empowerment, land rights and climate change.
Starbucks gives away over 1 billion straws with their iced drinks every year – but not anymore, thanks to their latest environmental initiative.
plastic free shampoo – For many years, environmentally minded consumers have been using plastic-free shampoo bars and the fight against plastic is only stirring up even m…
‘Sustainable materials and products’ are the new black in fashion. Commitment is high with fashion brands from large to small and new to iconic, all are focusing on improving their sustainability like never before. When it comes to environmental sustainability in the fashion textile space, raw materials have been one of, if not the, most significant focus areas. Generally speaking, the industry has used the same raw materials for generations: t. Their environmental burdens that these materials bear are major contributors to global climate change, natural resource depletion, and biodiversity loss – to name a few among a long list of concerning effects. Therefore, there’s a dire need for the next generation of textile materials, and that calls for innovation. “Going for all of these challenges, we need actually innovation.” – An interviewee