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Which? and eight other international consumer groups teamed up for the study They looked at the recyclability of 11 common consumer products in 9 nations The UK ranked fifth, with only 32% of the packaging tested being easy to recycle Least recyclable in the UK was KitKat four fingers and 125g peanut M&Ms bags  Products need improved packaging but also more advanced recycling facilities 

Chigoziem Dike In 2014, Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was rebased from $270bn to $520bn, making it the largest economy in Africa and the 26th largest in the world. This close to 90% increase was attributed to new sectors of the economy not previously captured, one of which was the creative industry. For the first time in Nigeria’s economic history, the value of this industry was captured and one of its subsets – Nollywood – was discovered to have contributed 1.42% to the GDP, a...

Nestlé Releases Its Creating Shared Value Progress Report Nestlé Releases Its Creating Shared Value Progress Report Published 6 hours ago Summary Nestlé achieves the majority of its commitments. This report shares some of how we created shared value and sustainability over the last decade across our planet, communities, individuals and families. Video Report Highlights Nestlé has released its full Creating Shared Value (CSV) and Sustainability Progress Report 2020. This years report repres...

Creating Sustainable Renewable Energy Projects and Solar Farms Q&A with Marcus Krembs, Head of Sustainability | Enel Green Power Tell us about Enel and your role with the company. I am Head of Sustainability at Enel North America, where I oversee Enel’s approach to operational sustainability and community engagement through various sustainability initiatives in the Enel Green Power and Enel X business lines. I established and have led Enel’s sustainability department since 2015. During t...

Yves here. Get a cup of coffee. This is an in-depth but accessible discussion of how the Big Tech monopolists abused their powers to secure and perfect their advantaged positions. The good news is that the government sleeping giant has awoken to the threat they pose to its authority, and it pulling out antitrust weapons with the aim of cutting the monopolists down to size. Consider a conversation Alastair Mactaggart had among friends at a social outing. The San Francisco real estate developer ...