Did you know that the fashion industry is considered one of most polluting industry in the world? Luckily, more and more fashion producers and consumers are starting to do their part to halt the industry’s environmentally and harmful practices by shifting towards more sustainable materials, less resource-intensive ways of manufacturing and more responsible choices.
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Lidia del Pozo summarized the different social impact investment initiatives BBVA has put in place and explained how the bank espouses the full typology proposed by the EVPA model.
ASCE Excellence in Journalism Award winner Peggy Smedley doesn’t disappoint with the release of her new, green advocacy book Sustainable in a Circular World: Design and Restore Natural Ecosystems Through Innovation. With clear, precise but simply laden prose and statistics, she lays out concise arguments for the necessary regime changes in terms of governance, economic practices, industry and corporate standards, and every day, individualistic activities to create the titular, circular world model. Going green, says Smedley, is no longer a matter of opinion or debate.
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Formerly the heart of steel country, the Mon Valley has seen some of the worst economic decline in Western Pennsylvania. Its once bustling main streets fell dormant as factories, companies, and residents left. The hearty soul of the Mon Valley outlasted the factories, and the same spirit of innovation that smelted the steel that built a nation remains. No more is that character exemplified than at DMI Companies, whose main facility in Monongahela is now the first TRUE Silver zero waste to landfill manufacturing plant in Pennsylvania..
The more we become aware about the harmfulness we are daily afflicting to our planet (and our future), the more we realize the importance of sustainable and recycled clothing, especially denim.
The rise of the climate crisis up to the agenda for many people, companies means more importance than ever is being placed on sustainability in buildings.
Cleary Gottlieb partner Maurits Dolmans will participate in the GCR Connect event, Sustainability and Cooperation: Greenwashing or Virtue-Signalling? organized by Global Competition Review.
Maurits will moderate the panel, “Test Cases and Guidance or Regulation: Where Do We Go From Here?” The panel will bring together different stakeholders and explore how all—companies, practitioners, and enforcers—can truly contribute to establishing sustainability collaboration.