Yesterday, LEGO posted a video on their YouTube channel outlining their sustainability mission. Their goal is to make 100% of their building elements out of sustainabily-sourced materials by 2030. They’ve already made strides towards that goal by making their plant elements out of sugarcane.
Source: www.fbtb.net
As well as sharing ideas and best practices, the 100 or so mayors arriving in Copenhagen this October for the World Mayors Summit organised by C40 – a network of green cities – will be looking for inspiration on how Copenhagen leads on sustainability.
Publishing platform for digital magazines, interactive publications and online catalogs. Convert documents to beautiful publications and share them worldwide.Title: Australian Ethical Sustainability Report 2019, Author: Australian Ethical Investment, Length: 66 pages, Published: 2019-10-21…
Innovation in advanced materials offers the disruptive potential to transform the way we build our future cities – and make them greener and smarter.
Webb comes from a career of more than 8 years in early-stage venture capital and is now a student in the Sustainability Science program at Columbia University.
The economy was pictured until recently as linear, with a strong tendency to satisfy the consumers’ needs with brand new products, somehow to give them a feeling of exclusivity. However, a full range of environmental, socio-demographic and economic indicators, mostly alarming, rose the need to…
The goal of a circular economy is to reduce the production of waste and to maintain the value of products, materials and services in the economy longer.
However, the transition from the linear model to a circular ecosystem is a critical challenge to the industry. With that, the key to competing in global markets is cost and developing breakthrough technologies.
Within the context of 3 ecosystem levers, understand the change as framed. In order to address increasing volumes of plastic waste, the quantification of investment in infrastructure and technology at scale is defined, while the end-of-life situation of plastics becomes much worse before it gets better.