Reuse – the fourth pillar of the circular economy

Challenges to a Sustainable Recovery: International Law, Climate Change and Public Health 14 April 2021 – “If we objectively view climate change and the loss of nature as world-wide security threats–as indeed, they are–then we may yet act proportionately and in time.” Sir David Attenborough

Quanta Vici, Canada’s premiere smart apparel startup is back with a new collection of Slim Smart Heated Wear on Kickstarter, enabling consumers to complete their winter look with PrimaLoft’s premium material that is thin, breathable, wind- and waterproof, all now powered by Quanta Vici’s Smart Apparel Technology which precisely maintains the temperature’s degree users set throughout the day with an outstanding battery life.  The Canadian Smart Wearable Company is making a roaring comeback to the crowdfunding world in the avalanche of six new products, featuring Vegan Leather Gloves, Slim Winter Jackets, and Vests, aiming at turning the Smart Heated Wearables industry upside down.

Competition amongst IT services players to be the most ambitious in their environmental sustainability goals can only be a good thing. It looks like it is driving companies to do more and more quickly. Last month we looked at Sopra Steria’s target to achieve net zero emissions by 2028 and highlighted its sustainability achievements and goals (see Sopra Steria: Targeting net zero ahead of the curve). Today, we see announcements from Atos and Accenture that show the IT services suppliers are upping their games.

NASA has confirmed that it has completed stacking the Orion spacecraft aboard the Space Launch System rocket that will push it into orbit in the future. With the stacking of the rocket complete, it’s ready to be transferred to the launchpad for its long-anticipated trip into orbit. Along with the completion of stacking the rocket, NASA has also now confirmed a potential launch date for the uncrewed Artemis I mission.