India News: It was about a month ago that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his monthly radio address ‘Mann Ki Baat’, stressed on the idea of bidding adieu to…
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The ban on tiny shampoo will likely provide little if any benefit for the environment. And it will certainly do nothing for personal hygiene.
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The Responsible Business Summit Europe will be held in London this June.
Radisson has set itself a deadline by which it plans to rid its hotel estate of all single-use plastics, eliminating 57 million mini amenities each year.
From refill schemes to more practical and viable recycling options, there’s a stronger sense of urgency to find solutions.