This is an excerpt of an article by Bio Market Insights that I was quoted in: Commenting on the main political parties’ manifestos, Tom Burke, chairman of environmental thinktank E3G, told Bio Mark……
Source: tomburke.co.uk
Burning Man Project released a 10-year roadmap on July 20, 2019 with aims to “develop, proliferate, and scale environmental sustainability solutions.”…
Qantas just announced a new initiative that could make it the world’s first airline to reuse, recycle and compost at least 75% of its waste by the end of 2021.
Embedding circular economy principles within the global agri-food sector could contribute $2.7trn ( 2.1trn) to the global economy through decreased healthcare and environmental restoration costs, a new Ellen MacArthur Foundation report has concluded.
Alberta’s production cuts have largely managed to close the gap between the WCS and WTI benchmarks, but uncertainties are creeping up over the long-term sustainability of these output cuts…
32 companies, including Kering, Adidas, Chanel, Nike, Hermès, H&M, and Burberry, have joined together to address the industry’s outsized impact on the environment.
Poland will imposed further restrictions on the import of waste from 1 February as the government steps up its “fight against environmental crime”. The country was the second largest destination of waste from the UK after The Netherlands in the first three quarters of last year, according to the Environment Agency (below). Under the new system, all waste transport to and through covered by the Waste Shipment Regulation, EU 1013/2006 must be registered in the ‘Sent Module’. This was introduced in Poland in 2017 to register goods such as chemicals, fuels and tobacco, and is primarily used to capture tax revenues and reduce crime.
Read the full article at: www.ban.org