Sustainable Fashion Influencers: Hypocrites, or Catalysts of Change?
Fashion brands are increasingly working with sustainable influencers to promote responsible consumption—a concept some find hypocritical.
Source: sourcingjournal.com
Fashion brands are increasingly working with sustainable influencers to promote responsible consumption—a concept some find hypocritical.
Source: sourcingjournal.com
The environmental movement is racking up victories as consciousness breaks through and policy catches up.Environmental campaigners today welcomed the Scottish Government’s announcement of the scop……
Slobodan Perović, Interim Assistant Minister of Environmental Protection, spoke with BGEN after the Roadmap for Circular Economy was published.
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Hyatt has announced that they’ll switch to single use toiletries as soon as possible at properties globally, no later than June 2021.
Sam’s Club has a new perk for electric vehicle (EV) drivers. And, while it’s not going to make someone drive across town to join the Walmart-owned brand over its rival, it might help people decide when both chains are in similar locations relative to where they live. Sam’s Club has a new offer with its credit card partner, Synchrony (SYF) – Get Synchrony Financial Report that should appeal to EV drivers. As of May, any Sam’s Club member who also holds the warehouse club’s signature Mastercard will earn 5% back in Sam’s Cash on EV charges at eligible EV charging stations in the United States. During “a special electric vehicle charging promotion,” cardholders will earn an additional 5 percent back on EV charges for a total of 10% back in Sam’s Cash for the entire month of May.
To drive reduced plastic use, city staff of Palo Alto, California are proposing legislation to ban certain single-use plastics, such as straws and utensils. If passed, the ordinance will not only ban the aforementioned plastics, but require the use of compostable or recyclable replacements.