Responsible Production & the Circular Economy

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Test Your Circular Economy Knowledge with a Quiz from Schneider Electric
With the adoption of #CircularEconomy practices, $1 trillion could be saved globally each year by 2025. Take our quiz to see what does all this and more.
New Ways to Study Individual Corporations’ Supply Chains
In choosing where to invest, what products to develop and push, and what environmental and labor standards to uphold, corporations continually shape the global economy’s geography and its effects.
Fair Trade USA Names Nathalie Marin-Gest Head of Fresh Goods to Focus on Evolution and Growth
Fair Trade USA®, the leading third-party certifier of fair trade products in North America, has named Nathalie Marin-Gest as Head of Fresh Goods, overseeing the Fair Trade Certified™ produce, floral, and seafood product categories.
LG Honored by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for Responsible Electronics Recycling Leadership
LG Electronics has been recognized for leadership in responsible electronics recycling by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. At CES® 2020, LG received the highest-level recognition in the Sustainable Materials Management Electronics Challenge.
CSRHub Becomes an Official ESG Data Provider on Open: FactSet Marketplace
CSRHub, one of the world’s broadest and most consistent sets of Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) ratings, is pleased to offer ESG Business Intelligence data via the Open:FactSet Marketplace as an official provider.
GRI Review of the Year
As we start a new year – and a new decade – GRI reviews some of the highlights and achievements during 2019.
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How HP Made the New Elite Dragonfly One of the Most Sustainable Laptops Ever
As part of its ongoing sustainability efforts, HP has introduced a new laptop that’s unlike any other, made of 80% recycled materials.
Looking Ahead to the Future of Work Around the Globe
There was a brief moment in October when the U.S. Democratic presidential candidates turned away from debating the headline issues of today to a looming challenge: the future of workers.