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Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility: Page 85
Eurocontrol Warns of Air-Traffic Control Strike Over Summer
Eurocontrol described recent protests as a “pre-warning” in a statement and said it was engaging in dialogue with the Union Syndicale Bruxelles to end the possible industrial action.
How ESG Goals are Redefining Relationships with Suppliers
Working with your suppliers to address your ESG priorities and execution plans communicates to them the steps they need to take to keep a relationship with you.
Eradicating Slave Labor Starts with a More Transparent Supply Chain
Until recently, most companies simply haven’t been interested in offering deep supply chain transparency. Now, they are beginning to realize the urgent need to do so.
Many Human Rights Violations Reportedly Found in Critical Mineral Supply Chains
Between January 2021 and December 2022, 102 allegations of abuse were linked to Chinese companies’ overseas investments in the transition minerals sector
Ocean Shipping Taking a Slow Approach to Reducing Emissions
The International Maritime Organization's initially unclear target date implies a divide within the ocean shipping sector on net-zero emission goals, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Midwest Drought Eases Its Grip on Some Corn-Growing Areas
Drought across the Midwest recently fell to 63.54% from 64.71% during the week of June 30, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.
Podcast | Is Blockchain Green Enough for the Supply Chain?
A marketplace for recycled plastic is using blockchain for authenticating material origins. But is the technology sustainable enough for that purpose?
Keeping Supply Chains Free From Forced Labor
While it represents an important step toward combating forced labor and protecting human rights, the
Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act
has the side effect of increasing day-to-day complexity for importers.
Toyota Claims It Can Halve the Size, Cost and Weight of EV Batteries
Toyota thinks it will be able to produce solid-state batteries for electric vehicles as early as 2027, according to the Financial Times.
EU Pushes Rules for Circular Economy for Textiles
The Commission hopes the rules will incentivize clothing companies to reduce waste and increase the circularity of textile products — designing better products from the start.
Panasonic Executive Says the Company Needs More Battery Plants
Panasonic “will need to build" about four more factories to achieve a sharp boost in its battery capacity, according to CTO Shoichiro Watanabe.
New Zealand Bans Plastic Bags for Fresh Produce in Supermarkets
New Zealand has become the world's first country to expand its ban on plastic bags to thin bags, which are typically used to hold fruits or vegetables.
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