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COP26: The Estée Lauder Companies Convenes Business Leaders to Drive Action on Climate Change
ELC and its UK & Ireland Affiliate unite the business community to help scale climate solutions to address global Scope 3 footprints
|January 31st, 2022|1:56 PM
Sustainable Suppliers News
Lenzing's Pioneering Investment in Wind Energy with WLK Energy
Lenzing, a leading Austrian provider of wood-based specialty fibers, is making a substantial commitment to sustainable energy by investing in a new wind farm, reinforcing its dedication to a stable and diverse power supply.
|November 14th, 2023|1:36 PM
Sustainability Governance
Sweden Uses H&M's Unsold Clothes to Replace Coal and Generate Electricity
Retail giant H&M group wants to lead the change towards a circular, fair and sustainable fashion industry. Since 2017, they’ve continued to raise the bar to bring about positive and long-term change for people and the environment throughout the value chain.
|January 11th, 2022|11:32 AM
Nike Taps MIT CoLab For Low-Impact Textiles Made From Renewable Energy
The fashion world produces more than 400 billion square metres of fabric per year, which consumes nearly 1 billion kWh of electricity every year. The impact of fashion on the planet is huge, and brands – like Nike – are getting active about it.
|October 2nd, 2015|9:00 AM
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COP26: The Estée Lauder Companies Convenes Business Leaders to Drive Action on Climate Change
ELC and its UK & Ireland Affiliate unite the business community to help scale climate solutions to address global Scope 3 footprints
|January 31st, 2022|1:56 PM
Sustainable Suppliers News
Lenzing's Pioneering Investment in Wind Energy with WLK Energy
Lenzing, a leading Austrian provider of wood-based specialty fibers, is making a substantial commitment to sustainable energy by investing in a new wind farm, reinforcing its dedication to a stable and diverse power supply.
|November 14th, 2023|1:36 PM
Sustainability Governance
Sweden Uses H&M's Unsold Clothes to Replace Coal and Generate Electricity
Retail giant H&M group wants to lead the change towards a circular, fair and sustainable fashion industry. Since 2017, they’ve continued to raise the bar to bring about positive and long-term change for people and the environment throughout the value chain.
|January 11th, 2022|11:32 AM