There are so many ways we can ALL contribute to sustainability! Even if you have to take baby steps and just do a few of these suggestions, it all adds up and will help to reduce our carbon footprint making the world a much better place to live!
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Guest Contribution: Meena Iyer The impact of Covid-19 and the lockdown it triggered has deeply changed our lives with an increased focus not only on our health and safety but also on the planet and the people around us.
Ready to grow your own food? We have everything you need here, and it’s all based on research from the University of Florida’s Center for Land Use Efficiency.
The European Parliament on Wednesday backed a wide-ranging proposal to ban the use of single-use plastics across the European Union.
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The World Economic Forum and The Forum of Young Global Leaders, in collaboration with Accenture (NYSE:ACN), awarded the winners of this years The Circulars…
Only 8.6% of our resource consumption is circular. This means that only 8.6% of the 100billion tonnes of minerals, fossil fuels, metals and biomass that enter the economy annually are reused. This way of doing business is not sustainable – not only for the environment but for the economy as well. But while the “why” may be obvious, you may be finding the “how” less straightforward. Like all business transformations, much of the success in making it stick lies with your people. Join our webinar and hear our experts delve into: Learnings from your peers on circularity in action – and how they are leveraging their people to achieve this. Common challenges in implementing a circular approach. Recommendations for your people-centric circularity playbook.