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SB Oceans: Can Better Business Save Our Seas?
3 years ago - Over the course of three action-packed days, the inaugural Sustainable Brands Oceans (14-16 Nov) in Porto, Portugal convened a stellar lineup of business leaders laser-focused on saving the ocean while there’s still time. Here’s what we learned from some of the practitioners and storytellers …
Trending: Unilever, Co-Op, Waitrose Unveil ‘Clear’ Plastic Alternatives
5 years ago - Amidst a wave of negative public opinion on plastics and the waste associated with it, several companies have responded with commitments to reduce single-use plastics, combat marine plastic pollution, and support startups with
Will Bottle Deposits Help or Hinder the UK’s War on Plastic?
5 years ago - With the public mood turning against plastic waste, British policymakers now have a new cause to rally behind.
Trending: FDF, BBC Shed Light on the Future of Food
5 years ago - The future of food is one in which circularity and sustainability thrive, where waste is redefined as a valuable resource to be used again and again, supply chain collaboration is second nature and environmental and social impacts are minimal. Helping cultivate this future is the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) and the BBC, which are equipping key industry stakeholders with the necessary tools to achieve their sustainability ambitions and drawing attention to the pioneering retailers, farmers and producers driving the change.
BBC Targets Environmental Impacts of Plastics, Textiles in New Documentaries
5 years ago - In response to the success of its “Blue Planet II” nature documentary series and the substantial social media response that followed, the BBC will launch two new programs that explore the impact of plastics and textiles on the environment.
‘Blue Planet II’ Demonstrates Mainstream Media’s Role in Driving Consumer Behavior Change
5 years ago - Sustainability is increasingly becoming an integral part of business practice, but consumers continue to hold the key to achieving long-term change — a concept that has been widely observed by consulting firms and multinational corporations alike. New data from online search behavioral specialist Hitwise reaffirms this and demonstrates how mainstream television can be used to inspire consumers into action.