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Circular economics and the $57B e-waste opportunity

GreenBiz

The plastic waste problem gets plenty of attention, and for good reason: If we continue mismanaging this material as usual, there could be 7.7 Just as stunning: Plastic isn't the fastest growing waste stream the world needs to deal with. . percent of electronics are collected, refurbished or recycled worldwide.

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PepsiCo CSO on embedding sustainability into 'day-to-day business'

GreenBiz

Even though the foundation is a separate entity, there is a close link between its mission and the company’s sustainability goals, according to senior executives. Any goal we set, believe me, there's a lot of work behind coming up with those goals. We're a company that likes to set a big objective out there and then go get it.

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Fast Fashion: The Damage It’s Caused and How to Stop It

The Environmental Blog

With supply and demand necessities and pressures to fulfill capitalistic demands, the industry is at a peak of production that it hasn’t seen before. In 2012, they produced 840 million articles of clothing. The higher and faster the demand for clothes, the more they will have to work.

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Fairphone offers new twist on its FP3 smartphone

Business Green

The Fairphone3 Plus (FP3+) retains the same design as the existing model but features improved front and rear camera and audio modules with a larger proportion of post-consumer recycled plastics used in its manufacture. The camera upgrades gave us that opportunity, especially around the plastics.

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Packaging with purpose

Business Green

Industry Voice: Dow's Angels Domenech explains how innovative plastic packaging and recycling processes can drive down food waste, plastic waste and emissions. When global food supply chains are threatened, each stage of the chain and the technologies involved are propelled into focus and action.

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Top 8 Sustainable Fishing Practices: Small Business Sustainability Guide

Green Business Bureau

Today’s common fishing practices are unsustainable and with the number of seafood eaters growing across the world, our seafood supply is readily depleting. This article discusses measures the seafood industry can take in order to limit their negative impact on our world’s oceans. Prevent ocean waste from plastic netting.

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The Seven Sins of Greenwashing

Green Business Bureau

In this Green Business Bureau article, we define corporate greenwash. Corporate greenwash is a marketing tactic. And as with any market segment, this created new opportunities for businesses. Yet, rather than meet the demands of environmentalism, many corporations chose to hide dirty operations under a green sheen.