Reuse – the fourth pillar of the circular economy
The idea of reusing materials resulting from renovation or demolition work is gaining momentum.
Source: blog.bouygues-construction.com
The idea of reusing materials resulting from renovation or demolition work is gaining momentum.
Source: blog.bouygues-construction.com
Two of Glasgow’s largest shopping centres have confirmed that they are supporting Cup Movement® to prevent single-use cups going to landfill or ending up as litter….
This webinar will mark the launch of the U.S.Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s newest research on the economic impact of the circular economy, conducted with research partner Navigant – a Guidehouse C…
With growing awareness and consumer demand for responsible tourism, hotel chains are jumping on board the sustainable bandwagon by rolling out a variety of green initiatives and adopting more sustainable practices.
The UNIDO publication “Rebooting Quality Infrastructure for a Sustainable Future” is now available in Spanish and French to reach the wider audience of UNIDO Member States and key partners in Quality Infrastructure (QI) from Spanish- and French-speaking countries.
Residents will soon be able to drop-off e-waste and hazardous household chemicals at the city’s Environmental Services facility in the Strip District.
The morphological and productive aspects of Norwegian sheep have developed over time and adapted to the diverse environment of the country. Before 1900, native Norwegian sheep were crossed with UK breeds to attain higher body weight and reproductive efficiency.