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And why these themes will resonate more loudly in the year to come.
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Sponsored: InterContinental Hotels Group is using circular economy thinking to seek out solutions to problems such as plastic waste.
by Sopan Shah
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MOM's Organic Market and LimeLoop are taking holistic approaches to advance reuse, even amid a pandemic that's changing consumer behaviors.
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A growing community of fixers allows people to share ideas, hone business models, and push for legislative and corporate policies that support stewardship over waste.
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Here are five ways to help empower indigenous people.
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Plus, 5 questions with the U.S. president of renewable fuels company Neste.
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Minnesota’s Boundary Waters would be put at risk for the sake of copper, nickel, cobalt and platinum.
by Char Miller
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There’s a long way to go for responsible mining, but a Mexican mine just took the first step with an audit by the Initiative for Responsible Mining Assurance.
by Jesse Klein
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Sponsored: More than 300 organizations across North America are always giving with the Fill it Forward reusable products and app experience.
by Matt Wittek
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Plus, the voluntary carbon market is growing like gangbusters.
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Every department and operational unit of the company is interlinked. It impossible to fully achieve the objectives of any block without the contributions of the other blocks.
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The underside of beauty isn't always pretty. Here how one company is trying to fix that.
by Joel Makower
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A green recovery supports the environment. An efficient recovery works for both the environment and the economy.
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Most waste management firms are compensated for every truckload of material they send to landfill. This locks them into the existing model. It's time for a new approach.
by Jim Giles
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COVID-19 has created some headwinds, with the plastics and petrochemicals industry stirring fears that reusable containers are unsanitary during the pandemic, but experts are pushing back on that narrative and experimentation is alive and well.
by Meg Wilcox
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Consumers will be able to buy cleansers and hand sanitizers from Colgate-Palmolive, Clorox and EcoLogic Solutions using special bottles at touchless vending kiosks in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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In areas of the ocean beyond national jurisdiction, countries cooperate through the Law of the Sea Convention, ratified by 167 countries and the European Union. The U.S. should join them and help to lead on this issue.
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Greenpoint was zoned for manufacturing and is still used for that purpose. But is it possible to reimagine what an industrial corridor can look like?
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Sponsored: The growing prevalence of second life products achieves circular objectives, but there may be safety risks inherent with refurbished products. We’ll explore some of the risks and propose best practices for verifying the safety of second life products.
by Bill Hoffman
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The company already uses 71 percent recycled silver and gold, but it wants to stop using these metals from mined sources by 2025.
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While recommerce is not immune to the pandemic-induced downturn, it offers options for people trying to save money and reduce their carbon footprint.
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Man-made cellulosic fibers, the second biggest cellulosic fiber group after cotton, holds huge untapped potential to transform the fashion industry, according to Forum for the Future and the Textile Exchange.
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Form California to Peru, the history of toxic pollution from mining repeats itself.
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Although the economics have yet to pencil out, scientists are exploring the use of phytomining to help meet the world’s increased demand for lithium, a key component of batteries that run EVs and other modern electronics.
by Doug Johnson
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Sponsored: A look at the wins, gaps and trends in sustainable packaging. Was there enough progress to overcome challenges from the pandemic?