Old Navy and Banana Republic Pledge New Sustainability Goals for Denim
Gap Inc. announced Monday new plans to accelerate sustainable product innovation for Old Navy and Banana Republic.
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8 Ways to Build a Sustainable Future [Infographic]
The world needs to get more serious about creating a sustainable future. Plenty of companies are working towards that goal.Global Furniture Group has shared an infographic that could teach you a thing or two on how to reduce your own business’ environmental impact and build more sustainable products:Also…
QuBites 5.3 – Quantum Computing and business analysis for green business
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Building the Circular Economy through Circular Skills: Regions and Universities leading the Change
The transition towards a circular economy is among the core objectives of policy-makers at all levels of government. Yet, its full and effective achievement strongly depends on the readiness of all the societal and economic actors. In this regard, a growing mismatch between skills and labour needs can hamper both the transition as well as the possibility to exploit its great potential for employment and social inclusion. To counter this trend and facilitate the adoption of effective models by regions and vocational educational and training (VET) organisation, AER launched a dedicated webinar within the 2020 edition of the Skillman International Forum. During the first day of the Skillman International Forum (10-11 December 2020), AER held the webinar ‘Circular Economy: Opportunities and Needs in the Labour Market’.
US companies are increasingly making circular economy practices a norm in their businesses
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4 smart steps to begin driving sustainability success
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IKEA’s Massive New City Store In Copenhagen Will Have A Rooftop Park
When it opens in 2023, IKEA’s new store in Copenhagen, Denmark will be unlike any other IKEA you know. It will be located right in the lively heart of the city, add a pop of green to the signature blue and yellow—and, oh, have a public park on its rooftop. Poised to stick out like a green thumb, the warehouse aims to connect city-dwellers of the “extremely busy” Meatpacking district to nature, while giving them a space to rest their tired feet.