We sit down with Vhahangwele (Hangwi) Manavhela, Environment, Social & Governance Manager at South Africa’s largest asset management company PIC…
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Mitron, a free short video and social platform, is being hailed as India’s answer to TikTok and has clocked more than five million installs within the first month of launch….
A major plan by California lawmakers to require a 75 percent recycling rate for single-use plastics and packaging stalled for the year in the Legislature Sept. 14. But supporters vowed to bring it back.
EXCLUSIVE: An edie survey of more than 100 sustainability professionals across the country has revealed exactly how the global pandemic of Covid-19 has impacted day-to-day working for those leading the CSR agenda for their organisations. Here…
Exclusivity and excellent game viewing in Uganda travel and other East African regions with other safari activities like gorilla trekking, boat trips, community tours, Eco tours, Uganda green travel, wildlife safaris, community visits, nature walks and so much more.
‘Sustainable materials and products’ are the new black in fashion. Commitment is high with fashion brands from large to small and new to iconic, all are focusing on improving their sustainability like never before. When it comes to environmental sustainability in the fashion textile space, raw materials have been one of, if not the, most significant focus areas. Generally speaking, the industry has used the same raw materials for generations: t. Their environmental burdens that these materials bear are major contributors to global climate change, natural resource depletion, and biodiversity loss – to name a few among a long list of concerning effects. Therefore, there’s a dire need for the next generation of textile materials, and that calls for innovation. “Going for all of these challenges, we need actually innovation.” – An interviewee
Campaigners are calling on companies to honour their palm oil commitments and take action beyond their own supply chains to ensure production, trade and consumption has a responsible future…