Independent men’s grooming brand King of Shaves has pledged to end the use of single use plastic by 2023. To that end, the brand has launched Code Zero, a lifetime use, refillable metal range and announced a partnership with Surfers Against Sewerage.
Source: globalcosmeticsnews.com
Enel has signed its first revolving credit line linked to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals with UniCredit.
The University of Leeds has fully divested from significant fossil fuel extractors and has set out seven bold principles it will adopt to help tackle the climate crisis. The principles have been approved by the University’s governing body, its Council, and outline the ambitious steps the University is taking to support the global transition to a low carbon future. They commit to a 2030 net-zero carbon footprint target and a drive to achieve no direct carbon emissions by 2050.
Mobile network says it has stopped 450 tonnes of e-waste going to landfill…
The use of plastic can be very beneficial for manufacturers «but it does not mean that this is good for the nature,» Medvedev stressed…
The commerce and industry ministry has advised ecommerce companies to gradually slash single-use plastic in packaging of products.
Like so many other ‘progressive’ policies, these green policies are slamming face-first into the wall of ‘unintended consequences’. This one is running afoul of the Wuhan Flu panic.