The Government of Canada is intensifying efforts to tackle plastic waste in the textile and apparel sector, announcing a consultation process to develop a roadmap aimed at enhancing circularity and reducing pollution. This initiative focuses on redesign, reduction, reuse, repair, and recycling to keep textiles in the economy and out of landfills.
Green hydrogen, produced through water electrolysis using renewable energy, is essential for making green methanol and ammonia, which are crucial for transitioning to eco-friendly shipping operations.
With BVO getting the boot, beverage companies are in a frenzy to find substitutes. Some forward-thinking brands have already made the switch to alternatives like sucrose acetate isobutyrate (SAIB) and glycerol ester of wood rosin (GEWR). Don’t worry; these replacements are considered safer for your soda sipping pleasure.
In a groundbreaking initiative that could reshape how America consumes its daily brew, the quaint city of Petaluma, California, is about to embark on a three-month experiment that may spell the end of the disposable coffee cup. Starting August 5, over 30 local eateries will bid farewell to single-use cups, embracing a city-wide reusable alternative …
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Delivering emission-free power to DTE’s 2.3 million electric customers in southeast Michigan
Millennials and Gen Z show higher levels of concern and action towards water safety than Boomers and Gen X
The contract aims to boost the efficiency of buildings and mechanical systems. Georgia Power, in collaboration with PowerSecure, a fellow Southern Company subsidiary, will manage the upgrades at Fort Eisenhower.
Almost 100% of the LEGO Group’s total carbon emissions are sourced from outside its direct operations, predominantly from suppliers who deliver raw materials, machinery, products, and services essential for LEGO products.
Assessing Olympic House’s performance across several key metrics, such as energy and water usage, waste management, air quality, user comfort, and staff commuting, the LEED Platinum v4.1 certification remains valid for three years.
The United States has experienced its first local extinction due to sea level rise with the loss of the Key Largo tree cactus. Discovered in 1992, this species faced environmental pressures such as saltwater intrusion, soil depletion from hurricanes, and herbivory, reducing its population from 150 stems to just six by 2021. Researchers salvaged the …
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