Marriott Expands Successful Single-Use Plastics Initiative
The move, part of a growing trend, is expected to keep 500 million tiny bottles a year out of landfills from Marriott alone.
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The move, part of a growing trend, is expected to keep 500 million tiny bottles a year out of landfills from Marriott alone.
Source: www.meetingsnet.com
These Kiwi companies are trying to find solutions to the complexity of recycling.
Brooksville, a town of 8,500 residents is located 50 miles 80 kilometers north of Tampa. I dont know where the blame falls here, said Blake Bell, a city council member. A small town in Florida accidentally sold its water tower in a blundered real estate transaction. A businessman purchased a municipal building underneath the city of Brooksville’s water tower last April for USD 55,000 with the goal of converting it into a gym.
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Lyft’s co-founders Logan Green and John Zimmer — two entrepreneurs with environmental-leaning and transportation-planning(ish) backgrounds — finally “made it” in the Silicon Valley sense. On Friday, the ride-hailing company filed an S-1, indicating that it plans to go public soon. This particular document is often times the first glimpse at a private company’s financials and overall plans, and Lyft’s S-1 doesn’t disappoint. The main thing that the S-1 reveals to me is the yawning gap between the founders’ vision of Lyft as a sustainable transportation company and the reality that Lyft faces in operating a ride-hailing company that relies on individual gas-powered vehicles in an ultra-competitive market. Lyft’s founders write: “It’s time to redesign our cities around people, not cars.”