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Episode 235: The value of informal waste collectors, reusable packaging prevails

GreenBiz

Episode 235: The value of informal waste collectors, reusable packaging prevails. 7 tips for companies developing reusable packaging. Why placing environment, social and governance principles at the center of COVID-19 recovery places makes sense for resilience and the bottom line. Heather Clancy. Fri, 09/04/2020 - 02:00.

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Episode 219: Water, workplaces and well-being

GreenBiz

Two ways P&G is working toward its packaging goals. Don't miss this one-on-one interview featuring GreenBiz Executive Editor Joel Makower and well-respected sustainability consultant John Elkington, who recently published his 20th book, "Green Swans: The Coming Boom in Regenerative Capitalism." Intel's water world (16:25). EDT May 14.

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How Riverford is balancing, risk, resilience, and regenerative farming in drought-hit Devon

Business Green

George Monbiot's latest book, Regenesis , is the latest in a string of studies to warn how essentially extractive agricultural practices are damaging soils and biodiversity to such an extent that food security is being threatened. Cultivating more resilient crops. We should have spent the money, and so should our water companies.".

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FreeWire Technologies secures $125 million in Series D financing

Charged

FreeWire’s proprietary battery-integrated charging technology, Boost Charger, is designed to address grid constraints by packaging charging infrastructure, grid infrastructure and energy storage into an integrated, compact solution. Construction of the facility is underway, and it will be fully operational by “summer 2022.”.

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Rewriting the green growth rule book: How environmental regulation could help fast track the UK's economic recovery

Business Green

Some leading Brexiteers have long argued the UK's break from the EU provides an opportunity to re-write the nation's rule book and rid the nation of bureaucracy and red tape they blamed for hampering the UK's economic progress as a member of the bloc.

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Taking responsibility - Why green government is inevitable

Business Green

This week provided another example of how significant new policy measures are imminent, in the form of Defra's confirmation it intends to lay legislation before Parliament this year that would enable new Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) rules for packaging to come into force from January 1st next year. Some of them may even be scrapped.

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Looking back on the future

Envirotec Magazine

A new book deals with the psychological, cultural and practical changes many believe will be necessary to avoid climate catastrophe – or, if it’s too late to avoid it, to advance strategies of adaptation. Since then, the term has gained currency in the climate community, and financial support. A fair COP?

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