Smart Cities New York Explores The Circular Economy
The circular economy stresses the importance of reusable and transformative products, but can it succeed without a behavioral change? Read this to find out.
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The circular economy stresses the importance of reusable and transformative products, but can it succeed without a behavioral change? Read this to find out.
Source: www.alleywatch.com
Phoenix aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 40 percent by 2025 and be carbon-neutral by 2050.
Ethos, a foundation created by Swiss pension funds enables to invest, according to sustainable development principles.
The circular economy is designed to benefit businesses, society and the environment. For the hazardous waste industry, however, the circular economy offers a unique opportunity to help prevent the depletion of vital and non-renewable natural resources. What is the circular economy? The circular economy focuses on eliminating waste and the unnecessary use of resources. The goal is to use as few resources as possible by keeping materials in circulation and getting the greatest value from them. For manufacturers that generate solvent waste, incorporating circular economy practices into the disposal of spent solvents can have a significant impact.
ExxonMobil Chemical Company sustainability…
After a local 2nd grade student successfully petitioned the Portland City Council in 2018 to mitigate plastic straw use in city-owned buildings, the Maine Chapter took it to the next level with Council interest to pass a citywide ordinance becoming the first municipality in Maine to ban single-use plastic straws, stirrers and splash sticks!