How Samsung is Tackling the Global E-waste Problem –
Read the full story at Waste360. Mark Newton, director of corporate environmental affairs at Samsung, discusses the company’s e-waste reduction goals and milestones.
Source: envnewsbits.info
Read the full story at Waste360. Mark Newton, director of corporate environmental affairs at Samsung, discusses the company’s e-waste reduction goals and milestones.
Source: envnewsbits.info
The rise of the climate crisis up to the agenda for many people, companies means more importance than ever is being placed on sustainability in buildings.
The desire for sustainable products is an ever-expanding global trend, which has slowly permeated all areas of commerce over the past few years. This trend has traversed disciplines and marketplaces, from the food and drinks industry to fashion. And health and beauty is no exception. There are four key consumer macro trends that seem to stand out within the industry.
The first: ‘Clean beauty’. This movement gathered momentum in 2019 and has really gained traction in 2020, with lots of huge brands partnering with sustainable beauty brands. A great example is Ultra Beauty who recently announced a partnership with clean retailer Credo and will now feature brands such as Innersense Organic Beauty and One Love Organics.
Of all the epidemics that plague us in modern living, the plague of single-use plastics seems to be the most pervasive.
We are half way through our series on Circular Economy, explaining the opportunities for Dutch organisations in French regions. Out of 13 French regions that we blog about every week, lucky number 7 is: Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
If you’re looking to live a more sustainable life and pave the way for a smarter future, then Helen Skelton has some incredible tips!
Saving the planet one swimsuit at a time – You can hardly open a magazine, let alone go near social media these days without having the word “sustainability” screamed at you left right and centre. Along with body positivity, it’s just about the biggest …