Industrial buildings could become stranded assets, warns new report
Billions of dollars of industrial buildings face becoming ‘stranded assets’ warns new report.
11 August, 2020Sustainability
Hobart bans single-use plastics
City of Hobart to become first city in Australia to implement a ban on single-use plastics in takeaway food packaging.
13 March, 2020
Essity publishes sustainability report for 2019
Report details Essity’s ongoing sustainability efforts to reduce its environmental footprint 33 per cent by 2030.
12 March, 2020
ANZPAC Plastics Pact to tackle plastic waste crisis in Australia, NZ and Pacific Islands
Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO) to lead development of ANZPAC Plastic Pact.
2 March, 2020
WELL hits global milestone
IWBI passes 500-million-square-foot mark of buildings registered and certified under WELL Building Standard.
12 February, 2020
Social sustainability
Bridget Gardner concludes her five-part series on the hottest sustainable cleaning trends for 2019.
27 January, 2020
City of Yarra phases out single-use plastic
City of Yarra to phase out sale of single-use plastic bottles from leisure facilities.
12 January, 2020
National plastics summit to address growing waste problem
Australia’s first national plastics summit to be held in March.
12 January, 2020
Sustainability-focused cleaning
The steps contractors can take to provide sustainability-focused cleaning for their clients.
15 December, 2019
Private sector companies pledge net zero carbon buildings
Lendlease Australia among new signatories to Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment.
12 December, 2019
Ecolab joins UN efforts to reduce carbon emissions
Ecolab to reduce its carbon emissions by half by 2030 and to net-zero by 2050.
9 December, 2019Four key steps to writing a sustainable procurement policy
A beginner’s guide to writing a sustainable procurement policy.
4 December, 2019
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