Map showing every US state that bans single-use plastics
Orbitz published a map showing cities, businesses, and states that have banned single-use plastics like straws and bags.
Source: matadornetwork.com
Orbitz published a map showing cities, businesses, and states that have banned single-use plastics like straws and bags.
Source: matadornetwork.com
Brill Power, supported by EIT Climate-KIC, has launched the first in a new class of battery management systems (BMS), increasing battery life and storage capacity to help mitigate climate change, pollution and the extraction of raw materials. According to a study on energy storage systems: “A large amount and wide range of raw materials, including metals and non-metals, are used to produce batteries. And, the battery industry can generate considerable amounts of environmental pollutants (e.g. hazardous waste, greenhouse gas emissions and toxic gases) during different processes such as mining, manufacturing, use, transportation, collection, storage, treatment, disposal and recycling. Battery use at a large scale or grid-scale (>50 MW), which is widely anticipated, will therefore have significant social and environmental impacts.”
Tracking the Implementation of the 2030 Agenda…
Valeo contributes to developing the mobility of tomorrow and ensuring it is
widely affordable. Today, the Group is working to achieve the right balance
between the increase in mobility – an inalienable right for everybody – and
the crucial issue of protecting the environment.
Beyond the buzzwords, this class breaks down the how and why of sustainability in homes. Instructor Alissa Pier, AIA, shows us how old homes are in fact green! Alissa’s presentation talks about sustainability as it relates to materials, community, and quality of life. You’ll learn how old homes can adapt to change and reduce cost of living, and you’ll get a thorough introduction to traditional building materials, good design, and energy efficiency.
The contest aims to leverage recyclable waste for manufacturing and drive toward a more circular economy in New York City.
Prada Group’s sustainability-linked loan means the luxury firm needs to have LEED-certified stores and use eco-smart regenerated nylon.