Not one, not two, but four more states ban single-use plastic bags
The number of statewide plastic bag bans in the U.S. tripled in June, with Maine, Vermont, Connecticut and Oregon adding themselves to the list.
Source: uspirg.org
The number of statewide plastic bag bans in the U.S. tripled in June, with Maine, Vermont, Connecticut and Oregon adding themselves to the list.
Source: uspirg.org
Sum Girls Boutique: Sustainable Fashion + New Apparel & Accessories for Tweens, Teens & Ladies of all Ages in Downtown BerkleySum Girls Boutique was inspired by the blog Dim Sum and Doughnuts, a collection of posts about growing up, making mistakes and lessons learned.
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There’s no denying that today’s customer expects more sustainability from the firms and organisations with whom they do business. According to KPMG research, larger companies devote greater resources to ESG (environmental, social, and governance) initiatives. However, according to a YouGov and World Kinect Energy Services study, 40% of SMEs (small and medium enterprises) have no plan in place to become more sustainable, with 30% having no intention of doing so at all. This is due in part to the pandemic’s costs and consequences.
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