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Iomob aims for multimodal net-zero trips

Iomob platform calculates CO2 emissions from specific vehicle types (© Toa555 | Dreamstime.com) Mobility as a Service specialist Iomob has partnered with CarbonClick to enable carbon offsetting for multimodal travel, supporting its aim to enable net-zero carbon journeys through its Mobility on Demand platform.  CarbonClick is a New Zealand-based technology company that sets out to simplify carbon offsetting.  Iomob says the collaboration will also increase awareness of the environmental cost of mobility, providing users with the education and tools to make informed decisions about their travel. Users can choose to purchase carbon offsets to fund certified projects within the community or region where their journey was made, the company adds. 

Best Foods Launches Locker Room The Ultimate Online Fanzone For Vodafone Warriors Supporters

Thursday, 22 April 2021, 3:27 pm Auckland, April 2021 – Vodafone Warriors sponsor Best Foods has launched ‘Locker Room’, an exclusive programme for superfans providing money-can’t-buy experiences, discounts and prizes. Best Foods wants to reward fans who have backed the Vodafone Warriors through thick and thin and has created the ultimate fan zone community for supporters to come together. The exclusive programme will include offers such as VIP viewing experiences at Mt Smart Stadium, Train Like a Warrior – a six-month nutrition and fitness programme – the chance to meet players digitally as well as have them over to your place for a BBQ, plus discounts on

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How sustainability became a dirty word in fashion

How ‘sustainability’ became a dirty word in fashion Does anyone know what it actually means? Truly eco-conscious brands like Maggie Marilyn (pictured) prefer not to use the word sustainable Credit: Maggie Marilyn Stella McCartney summed it up best in an interview with the Telegraph last year: “I barely know what the word sustainability means anymore,” she told my colleague Caroline Leaper. Neither do I, to be honest. There is no formal definition for the word, and yet countless fashion brands attach it to their products - whether they are produced in a planet-friendly way or not. In fact, it has become so synonymous with ‘greenwashing’ (marketing waffle that suggests environmentally conscious intentions but doesn’t actually deliver anything concrete), truly ‘sustainable’ brands are doing away with the word altogether, in favour of language that speaks more accurately to their actions.

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