Sustainability
Sustainability
Footwear brand TOMS is boosting its sustainability credentials with the launch of its earthwise collection that, as the brand says, is ‘rooted in earth-friendly materials and processes’.
Festooned with wet wipe reefs, seething with fibres and microplastics, the Thames is killing its inhabitants.
Switzerland-based Datwyler Group, a specialised manufacturer of elastomer components, continues to pursue its long-term goal of carbon neutrality.
Sabic has signed a 25-year agreement with Iberdrola, one of the world’s biggest electricity utility companies, to construct a 100MW solar PV facility on land owned by SABIC in Cartagena, Spain.
In a move that is directed at both providing greater transparency and helping its customers to effectively lower their CO2 emissions, BASF is providing its customers with information about the carbon footprints of all of its products – all 45,000 of them.
The official groundbreaking ceremony for Jembrana regency’s new waste processing facility took place 27 July.
The Dutch State Secretary for Infrastructure and Water Management Stientje van Veldhoven has announced that the packaging industry in the Netherlands will not only be implementing the recycling targets set by the EU, but that this will be taken a step further.
As the first chemical company in Thailand and only the second chemical company in Southeast Asia, Indorama Ventures has become a Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) Supporter. By becoming a supporter, the company indicates that it supports the voluntary recommendation of the TFCD and the organisation's climate change agenda.
Danone’s evian brand has unveiled its first-ever label-free, fully recyclable bottle created - excepting the cap - using 100% recycled plastic.
The very first of a new generation of bridges will be installed in a Rotterdam park. The 3D printed bridge, made from ‘circular’ composites, is the result of a collaboration between the contractor Royal HaskoningDHV, DSM, and City of Rotterdam.
Blockchain, digitalisation, transparency and the circular economy - these are the key concepts to understanding what Circularise is about. In this Q & A, Mesbah Sabur explains what Circularise is and what it aims to become.
With the increased acceptance of the mass balance approach to support the adoption of recycled or renewable raw materials, the need for a globally recognized mass balance standard for the industry has grown.
Concern about marine pollution caused by microplastics - plastic particles measuring up to 5mm – continues to increase, as awareness grows about their adverse impact on the ecosystem, as well as on the human body through the food chain.
Sustainability in plastics is about more than feedstocks, energy consumption and resource efficiency. True sustainability also includes the process used to produce these materials, and avoiding sending pollutants into the atmosphere. As Anoosheh Oskouian of Ship & Shore Environmental, pointed out: ‘We do not have any geographic boundaries in our air.’