Selfridges Remove Single-Use Wipes From Beauty Halls
Department store Selfridges have announced its removing all single-use wet wipes from its Beauty Halls and instead selling reusable, recyclable alternatives…
Source: www.glamourmagazine.co.uk
Department store Selfridges have announced its removing all single-use wet wipes from its Beauty Halls and instead selling reusable, recyclable alternatives…
Source: www.glamourmagazine.co.uk
Welcome to our guide to sustainable living in Richmond. We aim to highlight local businesses and organisations who can help you to do everything from reducing waste, eating better and being energy efficient to travelling more actively and volunteering. We also include links to other websites that offer more general advice.
The supermarket has launched a test and learn sustainability shop in its Leeds heartland as it looks to find new ways to reduce plastic – and to find out how shoppers are prepared to buy.
Paris Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2019 had alot to say about sustianability, empowerment, and diversity.Here is everything you should know…
Discover more about the Circular Economy through Making Circles, a schools project led by Ostrero, supported by National Museums Scotland.
Welcome to our blog series on the people behind Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) at Cisco. Each blog in this series will highlight a different Cisco employee who works closely with CSR initiatives across the company. Enabling an inclusive future for all requires that we care for the planet we all share and do our part to address global challenges. A key tenet of this is enabling a circular economy, moving from a linear economy where products are developed with the expectation of a single use, to a circular model of resource conservation, use, and reuse. Katie Schindall is at the forefront of this work as the Director of Circular Economy at Cisco, leading her team and partnering with company-wide stakeholders to enable a circular economy across Cisco. She has a Master of Environmental Management and an MBA coupled with diverse experience across corporate sustainability.
India pledged to eliminate all single-use plastic in the country by the year 2022 on Tuesday.