Planned obsolescence and E-Waste, the ugly side of upgrading tech
Electronic waste or e-waste is the byproduct of the upgrading and replacing products that require a battery or plug.
Source: www.theodysseyonline.com
Electronic waste or e-waste is the byproduct of the upgrading and replacing products that require a battery or plug.
Source: www.theodysseyonline.com
Regenerative agriculture is gaining traction as a solution for meeting carbon goals, sourcing resiliency and consumer demands.
As marketers, we sometimes let our imaginations run wild with new plans. Making a sustainable marketing strategy can help keep us grounded.
Stuffstr works with clothing brands to pull data on all the products in their inventory (going back 5 years) into their platform, so that when a consumer no longer wants the item, they can search for it and instantly see what the company will pay to buy that item back.
These businesses are turning wasteful consumption into long-term value for shareholders and the planet.
Hear about all of the sustainability efforts happening at Oracle, including segments from Mark Sunday, Chief Information Officer, and Jon Chorley, Chief Sust…
We share highlights from Feria Hábitat Valencia, the Spanish trade fair for furniture, kitchens, lighting and decorative accessories.