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EmsWaight: "Circular economy – one in which used material is not regarded as waste but as a resource" http://t.co/nQngPzfa48
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EmsWaight: The @peopleandplanet Green League is out. @unisouthampton didn't do well (again) but not all gd stuff can be measured http://t.co/9ssrPI9ypJ
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EmsWaight: Blogged: Are Plastic Food and Drink Containers Safe? http://t.co/ecy9L9bWJQ #organic #living
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EmsWaight: RT @katetfletcher: New blog post for Centre for Sustainable Fashion 5 year celebration: "well being is more than about having more" http://t.co/bnNv2hsUrT
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Category Archives: Carbon footprint
Carbon Neutral Lingerie a Success for M&S
Last April M&S launched a range of carbon neutral lingerie under the Autograph collection, called ‘Leaves’. Now they have announced that their Leaves collection multi-way bra has been a best seller. M&S have hailed the success to customer’s desire for … Continue reading
Posted in Carbon footprint, Environment, Ethical Fashion, Fashion, Sustainable textiles
Tagged carbon neutral, lingerie, M&S
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Timberland Carbon Neutral
Timberland have a strong CSR commitment. In 2008 they launched their long term CSR strategy, based around 4 ‘pillars’, these being Energy, Product, Workplace and Service. Their main aim under the Energy pillar was to become carbon neutral by 2010. … Continue reading
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Tagged carbon footprint, CSR, Timberland
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