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Even while playing an important role in the chain, they typically are not compensated for that contribution. Corporations have an opportunity to change that.
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The U.S. recycling system is notoriously ineffective. A new Recycling Partnership project convenes 60 organizations and aims to change that by 2025.
by Holly Secon
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These days, it's hard to leave the house without seeing a plexiglass shield, but what will happen to that plastic when the pandemic is over?
by Jesse Klein
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The goal of the three-year partnership will include a search for a solution to replace the single-use plastic bag.
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Without data, it's difficult to know your impact. Simply put, we can’t manage what we can’t measure.
by Erin Simon
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A new report shows that the consumer goods industry is failing to address single-use plastics and take financial responsibility to improve recycling.
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A legacy chemical company aims to revolutionize plastics recycling. Can it make a material difference?
by Joel Makower
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Our finance department measured the 'before' of our office’s single-use plastic, and implemented improvements right away.
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The materials used for candy packaging are notoriously difficult to recycle, with the vast majority ending up in landfills. That’s why Rubicon created Trick or Trash™, an educational program designed to help reduce the waste that accumulates every year around Halloween.
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What does it take to build global projects through partnerships with investors, businesses and nonprofits? This panel will highlight the challenges and opportunities for the GreenBiz community to engage in the fight against plastic pollution and further the circular economy.
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This video is sponsored by Eastman.
John Davies, Senior Vice President & Analyst at GreenBiz, interviewed Holli Alexander, Sustainability
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Date/Time: April 1, 2021 (1-2PM ET / 10-11AM PT)
As plastic waste continues to threaten the globe, companies are making ambitious commitments and
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Date/Time: November 12, 2020 (8-9PM ET / 5-6PM PT)
By 2030 plastic waste is expected to increase by more than 50% to 330 million tons per annum if
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When Morgan Stanley decided to launch its Plastic Waste Resolution in April 2019, it had realized that plastic waste was a business issue. That was after
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What is the U.S. Plastics Pact and how are its signatories advancing a circular economy for plastics?
The U.S. Plastics Pact brings together
by Holly Secon
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Since Avangard Innovative came onto the recycling scene 30 years ago, the company has expanded its presence to 11 countries. Its goal is to lower waste
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What is the state of the circular economy today and what systemic shifts should we prioritize to advance this model’s future?
by Holly Secon
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Why is plastic waste a C-suite issue, and how can corporate leaders have a positive impact on plastic waste reduction, while potentially benefiting their
by Holly Secon
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In a conversation with GreenBiz Executive Editor Joel Makower, Dow CEO Jim Fitterling details strategy for the company’s latest sustainability commitments — including being carbon neutral by 2050.
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Companies and governments are working to minimize environmental harm of plastic packaging and products, but they face a nuanced reality.
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Millions of parents have come to rely on single-serve fruit squeezes, but the packaging piles up in landfills. Here's how GoGo Squeeze and Gerber are reinventing their packaging toward greater recyclability.
by Elsa Wenzel
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We can’t tackle one successfully without tackling the other, as many of the reasons for and solutions to the growing plastic and climate problems are the same.
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The Plastic Leak Project, created by Quantis in partnership with 35 organizations, takes a science-based approach to understanding plastic pollution in order to help companies reduce their waste flows.
by Elsa Wenzel
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The initial headline-grabbing pledges to phase out single use plastic may have become old news, but the new normal is seeing hundreds of companies quietly advance their plastic reduction strategies.
by James Murray