The European Single Use Plastic Ban: Is it Too Little Too Late?

The European Single Use Plastic Ban: Is it Too Little Too Late?

Whilst there have been gradual changes to the availability single-use plastics, up until now, it’s all felt like a drop in the ocean. Yet, in October 2018, the European Parliament congregated to impose a complete ban on a wide-variety of single-use plastics. The ultimate aim is to prevent the excessive pollution of the ocean. We’ve all seen the footage of animals with stomachs full of plastic or encased in plastic, and it’s easy to wonder how the ocean ended up in such a terrible state of affairs. 

Air Canada to Eliminate Single-Use Plastics, Starting with Stirrers | Frequent Business Traveler

Air Canada to Eliminate Single-Use Plastics, Starting with Stirrers | Frequent Business Traveler

Air Canada announced that it will gradually eliminate all single-use plastics on its flights as well as in its workplaces starting this summer. The program will begin with the replacement of the plastic stir sticks that are served with drinks on flights with bamboo stirrers.

Supporting the circular economy is the key to cutting environmental damage and maintaining customers, says B-Stock

Supporting the circular economy is the key to cutting environmental damage and maintaining customers, says B-Stock

Despite reports questioning the overall stability of the retail industry, businesses are continuing to thrive with e-commerce sales and fast fashion brands on the rise. The consequence of this growth,…

Circular economy strategies would tip balance in battle against dangerous climate change, says report

Circular economy strategies would tip balance in battle against dangerous climate change, says report

The world can maximise the chances of avoiding dangerous climate change by moving to a circular economy, according to a report from Netherlands-based social enterprise Circle Economy launched on 22 January at Davos during the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum.