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,…
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Early in 2020, the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) spread around the world, disrupting lives and societies. In some places, public responses to COVID-19 were remarkably rapid and forceful, particularly in comparison to global environmental crises.
Members of the Commission’s TEG say that data availability and flexibility will serve as the greatest challenges.
Coca-Cola, Marks & Spencer, Iceland and Innocent Drinks are just some of the major names taking to the stage as part of Packaging Innovations, Label&Print and Empack’s exclusive seminar programme.
HSBC Jade invited clients to a trip traditionally reserved for senior staff and private banking clients to promote climate change awareness. The HSBC Sustainability Expedition was based in Malaysian Borneo where clients ventured into the Danum Valley’s rainforest encountering various animals including orangutans, Borneo pygmy elephants, flying squirrels and gibbons. The expedition was done in partnership with Earthwatch Institute and joined by science from the Royal Society South East Asia Rainforest Research Partnership (SEARRP).
Airlines around the globe also are looking at how they can reduce the amount of waste generated during flights.
Sustainability, climate change, virtual reality and 3D printing are just four factors likely to define the course for the future of engineering.