Circular business models and greater material efficiency of products in the transport and built environment sectors could reduce emissions by 3.6 billion tonnes annually – putting the globe on course to meet the targets of the Paris Agreement.
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Food and materials waste are a top priority in foodservice kitchens.
A cruise line has ditched single-use plastic drinks bottles across its fleet in an effort to be more sustainable. Miami-based Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has replaced all plastic drinks bottles with sustainable alternatives on all 17 of its ships, beginning with its latest liner, Norwegian Encore.
Promoting sustainability seemed to be the guiding mantra for many Boulder County businesses attending the Outodoor Retailer Summer Market, which opened Tuesday in Denver, as well as for the event itself.