Plastic Pact helps spur single-use plastic revolution
A year after the UK’s biggest supermarkets and food manufacturers signed the Plastic Pact, a new report reveals the progress that has been made…
Source: www.businessgreen.com
A year after the UK’s biggest supermarkets and food manufacturers signed the Plastic Pact, a new report reveals the progress that has been made…
Source: www.businessgreen.com
The circular economy isn’t new but the importance of thinking that way is now more important than ever. I met someone the other night after a talk I gave who is committed to green creating single-use items that gradually decompose so that these products aren’t sitting in garbage piles for eternity. Her bags decompose in 180 days vs 1000 years. That’s smart.
Sum Girls Boutique: Sustainable Fashion + New Apparel & Accessories for Tweens, Teens & Ladies of all Ages in Downtown BerkleySum Girls Boutique was inspired by the blog Dim Sum and Doughnuts, a collection of posts about growing up, making mistakes and lessons learned.
The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has launched an enquiry into the sustainability of the clothing sector, and will look at a number of factors including carbon, resource use and water footprint throughout the lifecycle of clothing.
Sustainable Pittsburgh is reminding Western Pennsylvania shoppers of opportunities to Shop Sustainably and to frequent Sustainable Restaurants this holiday season. This year, the local business districts are getting creative! You can shop small and participate in these fun programs, while supporting your local shops here and throughout the Pittsburgh region — Want to shop online? Check out Handmade Arcade and I Made It! Market’s virtual marketplaces.
Single-Use Plastic Bans & Restrictions White Paper An international movement to ban or restrict not just plastic straws, but all plastic single-use products, is gaining momentum. Corporate giants like American Airlines, Disney, and Starbucks have announced bans on plastic straws and other single-use products, and cities and even whole countries are taking steps to reduce if not completely eliminate further accumulation of plastic waste in landfills over the coming years. Freedonia’s white paper explores the global ramifications of single-use plastic bans sweeping the globe. Fill out the form to download your FREE white paper today.
Back in the 1990s, 60 percent of waste went to landfill in the Swedish city of Lund. Today it’s less than 2 percent, and the region is a pioneer of the burgeoning circular economy.