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Greenwashing crackdown targets dodgy environmental claims - Vimarsana News

Greenwashing crackdown targets dodgy environmental claims

It's a practice where firms make dodgy claims about their climate credentials to pose as environmentally conscious outfits.

Australia breaches WHO treaty with carbon neutral certification of big tobacco company - Vimarsana News

Australia breaches WHO treaty with carbon neutral certification of big tobacco company

Endorsement of British American Tobacco by Climate Active was revoked after complaint was made, FoI documents show

Australia news live: Labor crackdown on greenwashing to dump 'carbon neutral' claim; Farrell seeks to save EU free trade deal | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Australia news live: Labor crackdown on greenwashing to dump 'carbon neutral' claim; Farrell seeks to save EU free trade deal | Australia news

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Siniat's Decarbonisation jJourney | Architecture & Design - Vimarsana News

Siniat's Decarbonisation jJourney | Architecture & Design

Sustainability is one of the four strategic pillars of the Belgium-based Etex Group – a global industrial group and major supplier of lightweight construction solutions. The Sustainability Roadmap 2030 was announced in 2021, and outlines a clear strategy for the business to achieve firm targets over the coming years.

Energy transition: St Vincent de Paul Society Victoria scored with rooftop solar power - Vimarsana News

Energy transition: St Vincent de Paul Society Victoria scored with rooftop solar power

At Vinnies’ Dandenong South warehouse, 230 solar panels have slashed the non-profit’s power bill from $1800 a month to $300.

Source: afr.com