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4 May —
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Veronica Heaven,
The Heaven Company
‘Closed loop thinking’ is becoming an imperative for companies wanting to safeguard their position in the future and to balance sustainability with commercial ...
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18 May —
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Giles Hutchins,
BCI
New Frontiers and a New Business Paradigm: Business Inspired By Nature
Since the Industrial Revolution, we have achieved great feats of economic, social and technological ...
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1 May —
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Brittany Taylor,
2degrees
The amount of paper we use in daily life often goes unrecognized; paper cups, toilet rolls, tissues, post-it notes, coffee sleeves, grocery receipts, and, well, ...
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8 May —
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Brittany Taylor,
2degrees
In simple terms, to ‘close the loop on paper’ is to use a paper product, recycle it, and reuse the new product made from the recycled fibers. For a discussion of ...
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25 April —
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Alex Lankester,
2degrees
We had a full turnout last night at our quarterly Food for Thought Event. The Waste Management table, chaired by our Waste Management Group partner, Veolia, was overflowing ...
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17 April —
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Abbie Buckman,
2degrees
We talk to Waste Management Sustainability Services to discuss the direction of the organic waste management industry, including the questions and challenges posed by ...
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19 April —
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Izabela Stacewicz,
2degrees
This Yearbook contains a collection of provocative articles by senior figures whose views and decisions help to shape the waste industry. The most prominent and ...
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10 hours ago —
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Nick Donoghue,
2degrees
Inside the private supply chain engagement group that I manage, the Asda Sustain & Save Exchange, I have a supplier who is investigating onsite waste water filtration ...
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10 hours ago —
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Brittany Taylor,
2degrees
This WRAP guide outline tips and tactics for reducing business waste and moving toward a 'greener,' more environmentally sustainable office. The guide provides an A to ...
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9 hours ago —
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Brittany Taylor,
2degrees
Intel have reduced their carbon footprint, yet still missed the mark on waste - why?