Reformation, Cosabella Make Sustainability Sexier With Eco-Lingerie
Reformation and Cosabella have bosom-buddied up to debut a sustainably sexy line of underpinnings made with recycled materials.
Source: sourcingjournal.com
Reformation and Cosabella have bosom-buddied up to debut a sustainably sexy line of underpinnings made with recycled materials.
Source: sourcingjournal.com
Can the global economy can withstand the pressures of new demands created by climate change? This was the question put to the keynote panel at The Economist Sustainability Summit 2019, which included Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) founder Director Dame…
CHILDREN at The Grange Junior School have launched a new initiative to do their bit in the global war on plastic.
The fund has given life to projects like Green Apple Bikes.
Long-awaited Waste and Resources Strategy sets out plans for businesses to be legally and financially responsible for the recycling or disposing of their packaging waste…
With the rise in consumer demand for low and no alcohol drinks, beer giant AB InBev is converting wasted alcohol from its low and no-ABV beers into biofuel, combining two major trends in the drinks industry. As demand for low alcohol drinks, beer in particular, has risen over the past 12 months, AB InBev’s European headquarters has struck a deal with a biofuel plant in Belgium in order to convert leftover alcohol from the brewing process into fuel.
In Slovakia, the toothbrush giant Curaprox is encouraging the collection and recycling of its used products. Taking dental hygiene into the circular economy!