Waste companies want nothing wasted in the new circular economy.
Closing the circularity gap between what we create and discard, and what we can repair, reuse, remanufacture, refurbish, and recycle.
Source: www.21stcentech.com
Closing the circularity gap between what we create and discard, and what we can repair, reuse, remanufacture, refurbish, and recycle.
Source: www.21stcentech.com
Sustainability reporting has come a long way since the 1980s, when only a small handful of companies in specific sectors, such as oil and gas, declared their environmental performance.
Some businesses like a pay-as-you-go approach — a rotating solution that keeps businesses using the latest technology at a lower cost while contributing to a sustainable circular economy. Watch this video to see how solutions from Dell Financial Services turn consumption into a strategy that enables you to right-size your technology investment and break down barriers to digital transformation.
The Treasury will issue its first sovereign green bond “in the second half of this year,” as announced by Pablo de Ramón-Laca, Director General of the Treasury and Financial Policy. He revealed this in his opening speech at the Ofiso 2021 Annual Meeting on Sustainable Finance, which was recently held in virtual format. De Ramón-Laca explained that this first bond will form part of the Treasury’s Green Bond Issuance Programme, which aims to be a “structural component of the Treasury’s financing policy.” He also announced a National Sustainable Finance Plan, on which an inter-ministerial working group chaired by the Vice-President and Minister for Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera, is already working.
Here’s how to assemble a kit of reusable stand-ins to replace single-use plastics
Environment Minister Matt Kean declared “I want to ban the bag” as he defended the government’s decision to scuttle Labor’s bill as it was debated in the lower house.