Our gigantic e-waste problem
New Zealand has a massive e-waste problem, pushed along by rampant consumerism. …
Source: www.newsroom.co.nz
New Zealand has a massive e-waste problem, pushed along by rampant consumerism. …
Source: www.newsroom.co.nz
March 2020 | News | Takeaways Going in Reverse in the Circular Economy March 18, 2020 No tags available While 70% of supply chain leaders plan to invest in the circular economy in 2020-2021, only 12% have aligned their digital and circular economy strategies so far, according to a recent survey by Gartner.
The great barrier reef is the largest living structure in the world. Find out how it is affected by climate change in this recent report by our environmental…
Three leaders in the organic wine movement – Famille Perrin-Southern Rhone Valley, France; Domaine Reuilly in the upper Loire Valley, France; and Domaine Pepiere in the Muscadet region of the Loire, France – have donated wine to support the 2020 Hancock Sustainable Harvest International (SHI) Organic Wine Fundraiser.
The COVID-19 slowdown is a chance to reset our materials economy along more sustainable lines. With the recession having arrived, Australians might be open to rethinking their habit of buying a new item instead of repairing the old.
I take a look at the companies who are leading the way when it comes to recycling and sustainability in the fenestration sector.
If we want to put an end to the huge unequality of living chances in the world, in accordance with principles of justice which support the human rights ideology as envisaged by the Millennium Objectives of the UN, is there then enough ecological basis for such a rearrangement of living chances?