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Bezos Earth Fund announces sustainable protein initiative

3 years ago3 years ago3 mins

The Bezos Earth Fund, founded by Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, has pledged an initial $60 million to create the Bezos Centers for Sustainable Protein.

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What US state has the highest number of electric vehicles?

3 years ago3 years ago3 mins

California has the highest number of electric vehicles in the United States, on a state-by-state basis, according to a study.

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Corporate boards need to ‘challenge’ management into incorporating sustainability: EY

3 years ago3 years ago4 mins

A new report from EY has suggested that corporate boards need to ‘challenge’ management teams into embedding sustainability.

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Sustainability lessons from the decline of The Body Shop

3 years ago3 years ago5 mins

Once a trailblazer for ethical retailing, The Body Shop recently entered into administration. So what happened?

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Sustainability a ‘business imperative’, but many firms falling short: study

3 years ago1 year ago4 mins

Some three-quarters (76%) of business executives said that sustainability is central to their business strategy, a new study by IBM has found.

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Sustainable Apparel Coalition rebrands as Cascale

3 years ago3 years ago4 mins

The Sustainable Apparel Coalition has rebranded as Cascale, ushering in what it says will be a ‘new era of impact for global apparel’.

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Consumers have ‘low trust’ in animal welfare claims by companies: study

3 years ago3 years ago4 mins

Less than a quarter of EU consumers (23%) said that they have either ‘high’ or ‘complete’ trust in animal welfare claims by companies.

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Carbon tariffs likely to have ‘limited impact’ on climate change, ADB study finds

3 years ago3 years ago3 mins

Import charges implemented by the EU on carbon-intensive products are expected to have ‘a limited impact’ on climate change.

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‘Significant’ reduction in carbon emissions achievable from introducing biodegradable plastics

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A ‘substantial’ reduction in carbon emissions can be achieved by replacing traditional plastics with biodegradable alternatives.

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Recent articles you might have missed from SustainabilityOnline

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Here are some recent articles from SustainabilityOnline that you might have missed.

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Opella’s Marissa Saretsky on why healthcare needs to shift towards prevention and long-term health management
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Mastercard’s Ellen Jackowski on how businesses are strengthening resilience through sustainability
Electrification Alliance’s Adrian Hiel on where electrification can have the greatest positive impact
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