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The Future of NonWovens: Fighting Microplastic …

9/24/2024
With microplastic pollution gaining attention worldwide, the textile industry is searching for sustainable solutions. Andrea Ferris explores how biodegradable fibers and end-of-life technologies can help nonwoven companies minimize their environmental footprint.

Op-Ed: Cleaning the Air Without Choking the Grid

9/18/2024
The race to decarbonize the atmosphere is on, but DAC technologies are struggling under energy demands. Amir Shiner outlines why innovation in DAC efficiency is key to unlocking its potential.

Op-Ed: How The Cement Industry Has Provided the Case …

9/17/2024
The cement industry faces significant challenges in decarbonization, yet reliance on regulation alone could stifle innovation. Bill Yearsley advocates for the private sector’s role in developing low-carbon cement alternatives and using existing infrastructure to meet sustainability goals.

A $150B Call for Departmental Collaboration in Food & …

9/16/2024
The food and beverage industry faces a potential $150 billion loss by 2030 if sustainability doesn’t become a top priority. Allon Zeitoun and Charlotte Bande highlight how collaboration across departments and a strong Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) can drive meaningful progress toward a more resilient future.

Op-Ed: Don’t Just Build Green – Build Smart

9/13/2024
The built environment’s carbon impact cannot be fully addressed without looking at the entire lifecycle of a building. Director of Sustainability Wijnand Bruinsma calls for a strategic shift in green building certifications to ensure they account for long-term sustainability.

Decarbonizing Aviation: Technology for Feedstock …

9/11/2024
While SAF shows promise as a key decarbonization tool for aviation, cost disparities and supply limitations slow its adoption. Gerardo Muñoz discusses how digital innovation can drive the scaling of SAF production to meet 2050 targets.

Wind Tech: What to Consider When Taking Operations …

9/11/2024
Brian Conroy, EVP at IDA Ireland, discusses Ireland’s wind energy policies and infrastructure, emphasizing its potential as a location for green tech expansion.

Does Your Organization Need a Continuous Improvement …

9/8/2024
Sustainability programs often fail due to a disconnect between technical and management teams, leading to underperformance. William Borges and John Grosskopf explain how creating well-structured Sustainability Management Systems (SMS) can align organizational efforts and drive continuous improvement.

The Hidden Costs of Food Waste: Eye-Opening Statistics …

9/3/2024
Did you know that 1.3 billion tons of food is wasted annually worldwide, and in the US, about 40% of food ends up in the trash? But these numbers don't reveal the whole picture. The real cost of …

As Temperatures Rise, Manufacturers Must Evaluate …

8/21/2024
As record-setting heat continues across the U.S., energy costs are becoming a critical concern for manufacturers. Brent Rice, IGS Energy, outlines effective methods to manage peak demand and reduce expenses.

Op-Ed: How Big Livestock has Hijacked the UN Food and …

8/20/2024
The FAO’s evolving stance on livestock’s role in climate change has sparked criticism from academics and NGOs. Nusa Urbancic calls for the retraction of its latest report, pointing to serious methodological errors and industry influence.

Corporate Reporting Requirements Can Drive …

8/2/2024
 Tara Norton, Sr. Director of Advisory for LRQA, takes a close-up look at how companies can implement a robust approach to reporting and achieve major progress on sustainability, in a competitive and cost-effective manner, while examining the interplay between carbon reporting and decarbonization.

Q+A Part One: CEO’s Expertise on Safety Features and …

7/25/2024
In this first installment of our interview with James Walker of NANO Nuclear, we delve into the safety features of microreactor technology and the significance of HALEU fuel. Walker, a key figure in advanced nuclear technology, provides insights into the rigorous safety measures incorporated into microreactors and explains why HALEU is pivotal to their operation.

Innovating Sustainability: Highlights from the Future …

7/17/2024
Join Sonya Parenti, a leading materials expert, as she explores the innovations and efforts showcased at the 2024 Future Fabrics Expo. From groundbreaking materials like HeiQ AeoniQ to ingenious dyeing techniques and circular systems like Circ and Epoch Biodesign, it’s clear that the path forward involves reducing our environmental footprint while embracing new technologies and ethical practices.

The Importance of Developing Accurate Automated …

7/15/2024
Boris Khazin, Global Head of Digital Risk Management at EPAM Systems goes in depth on the critical nature of developing an automated ESG reporting system for companies to align with modified regulatory requirements, especially with significant changes in the global regulatory environment.

EV Charging Accessibility and Discoverability: …

7/8/2024
Increased EV sales signal rapid adoption, but charging issues remain a key obstacle, writes Hooman Shahidi, CEO of EVPassport. To overcome range anxiety, next-gen EV chargers must prioritize reliability, accessibility, and ease of use.

How Businesses Are Adopting Greener Cleaning Practices

6/27/2024
Joshua Schwartz, President at Viking Pure Solutions discusses the environmental impact of single-use plastic cleaning product bottles, their contribution to pollution, effects on resource depletion, and ecological harm.

Op-Ed: The Imperative of V2X Bidirectional Charging …

6/25/2024
Fermata Energy's Founder, David Slutzky, and Sr. Director of Regulatory Affairs, Steve Letendre, team up to share how bidirectional charging flips the script on traditional charging by enabling EVs to draw power from the grid and also feed energy back when needed.

Industrial Decarbonization Can't Afford to Wait for a …

6/25/2024
In 2022, the fuel combustion that powers the world’s industries emitted over 6.5 million metric tons of carbon dioxide: more than any prior year, and more than any other sector besides transport …

Peril and Promise for America's Vital Endangered …

5/8/2024
Freshwater mussels play a crucial role in maintaining healthy river ecosystems, but their populations face significant threats, writes Elisabeth Hollinden. Despite the challenges, growing awareness and conservation efforts across the U.S. offer hope for their survival.
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