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Biofeed Separator food waste management technology

Sustainability Matters

The Biofeed Separator is an innovative, scalable and proven food waste management technology that sustainably closes the loop on all types of food waste. The self-contained, organic food waste management unit is designed to convert solid food waste into a liquid using Biofeed’s patented maceration and separation process.

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Book Review: the New Sustainability Advantage

Edouard Stenger

It shows ” how the benefits of the “triple bottom line” can increase a typical company’s profit by at least 51 to 81% within five years, depending on the company’s size and industry sector, while avoiding risks that could jeopardize its financial wellbeing. This is now done.

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Start-up spotlight: Recycling waste plastic into bricks

Envirotec Magazine

A Dorset start-up says it is turning plastic waste into building materials, and looking to empower communities in developing countries to do the same. Overall, YTKO’s performance delivered a ‘conservative’ net impact of £282 million GVA, a £362 million triple bottom line impact and a ROI of £10.70 The tech bit.

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Upcycling Innovations and Use of Food Waste Fuel Growth of Barnana

B the Change

Barnana was one of the first food brands to use upcycled raw ingredients to make its products and reduce climate-harming food waste. In the process of building Barnana’s supply chain, we encountered both the challenge of food waste and potential to use upcycled bananas and plantains in our products.

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Ecological transformation and the circular economy switch would solve the NSW energy debate

Sustainability Matters

What’s more, as energy is generated from renewable sources such as sewage sludge, food waste, biomass residues and non-recyclable waste, it’s a better outcome for the environment on all fronts. A concrete example is food waste into renewable energy. A concrete example is food waste into renewable energy.

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Meet the women warrior accountants pushing the envelope on climate action

Corporate Knights

Chauvin framed the most urgent issues facing the planet – climate change, waste, pollution, slave and child labour – as accounting failures. In the 1990s, progressive economists were pushing for what they called full-cost accounting: a triple bottom line that took profits, people and the planet into consideration.

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Global Perspectives on the Difference Between CSR and ESG

3BL Media

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a voluntary, self-regulated practice through which corporations develop social, environmental, and economic policies and programs – sometimes referred to as the “triple bottom line” – aimed at elevating their corporate culture and brand by making a positive impact in their communities.