Canopy’s Pack4Good initiative, which currently supports 449 brands, aims to revolutionize paper packaging supply chains. The program promotes the integration of recycled fibers and Next Generation Solutions, moving away from high-carbon forest-derived materials.
A new survey by ICC Sydney reveals that 86% of UK and European-based event organizers consider sustainability integral to running events
EVgo has bolstered its executive team by appointing seasoned professionals from Tesla and General Motors, signaling a strategic focus on innovation and growth. The company has seen a 400% increase in customer accounts since April 2020, with a nearly tripled gigawatt-hour throughput year-over-year in the first quarter of 2024.
The Canadian Coast Guard collaborates with vessel owners to resolve issues, resorting to penalties only after all other avenues are exhausted. The owner was given 30 days to pay the fine or request a review hearing with the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada.
Leveraging innovation and research to develop cutting-edge, sustainable housing solutions and transportation in Dubai.
Despite marketing evian as made from 100% recycled plastic, PPC contends that the product’s environmental impact is substantial, contributing to ongoing plastic pollution and health risks.
A new interactive map highlighting over 260 state and national parks with EV charging capabilities is making eco-friendly road trips more accessible than ever. This resource, developed by environmental organizations, comes at a crucial time as millions of Americans plan summer road trips and many experience their first year of EV ownership.
CLIF BAR’s Zbar brand has announced a $1 million partnership with nonprofit KABOOM! to increase access to nature-based, climate-friendly playgrounds across the United States. This initiative aims to address childhood inactivity and climate change by creating modern outdoor play spaces that incorporate sustainable design elements, focusing on underserved communities lacking access to green spaces.
The survey revealed that 57% of sustainability professionals are optimistic about balancing AI’s benefits with its environmental impacts. This sentiment is driven by AI’s potential to enhance supply chain management, improve Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting, and support broader sustainability initiatives.
The summit served as a platform to announce several new initiatives aimed at enhancing the detection, reporting, and reduction of super pollutant emissions. These gases, including methane, hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), and nitrous oxide (N2O), have a significantly higher global warming potential than carbon dioxide.