#sustain

#sustain

Overproduction in the fashion industry is causing environmental destruction.

Slow fashion, which promotes sustainable practices, is gaining momentum.

ThirdKind Studio, a digital fabrication shop in NYC, has launched their own furniture brand called THIRDKIND.

The debut collection, the Abigail Set, is a collaborative effort with Office for Tangible Space, and focuses on accessibility and sustainability.

Water bottles made from PET plastic are often unsustainable and harmful to the environment.

The reU design concept repurposes TetraPak containers to create a reusable and sustainable water bottle.

The Volvo Circle Pavilion in South Korea uses Tyvek facades with leaf-shaped holes to mimic the feeling of sitting under a tree.

The pavilion's Tyvek covering is repurposed into recycled plastic boards for public furniture, promoting a circular and sustainable material lifecycle.

Olympia Coffee introduces new bags to attract customers and reduce waste

Starbucks is adding reusable cup options to its drive-thru and app orders in the U.S. and Canada.

Customers who use their own cups will receive a 10-cent discount and 25 points if they are a customer rewards member.

The Koru WFH Furniture Subscription is a sustainable solution to the increasing amount of furniture waste caused by remote work

The subscription model allows businesses to choose flexible monthly plans that can adapt to their team's needs

The American system of chattel slavery was driven primarily by greed, not racism.

Slavery existed to maintain the economic interests of slaveholders, who used racism to justify and sustain the enslavement of millions.

The Central de Abastos is a wholesale produce market in Mexico City that feeds millions of people daily but also generates a significant amount of food waste.

Since 2020, the market has implemented a program to redirect unused produce to soup kitchens, leading to a 24% reduction in food waste and the delivery of almost 800 tons of food.

The market is working towards fostering a culture of sustainability and donation to address the issue of food waste.

The podcast episode features members of the editorial staff and friends of InfoQ discussing current trends in the cloud and DevOps space.

Topics covered include AI and low-code, no-code, the changing face of Serverless, the impact of shift left, and security and sustainability within the cloud.

The marketing industry is shifting from talking about sustainability to taking action and implementing measurement standards.

There is a growing sense of urgency to address climate change as consumers prioritize sustainability and expect brands to take action.

Measuring emissions and sharing data across the industry is crucial for making informed decisions and reducing the ad industry's environmental impact.

The Calen-Bar is a perpetual calendar that combines aesthetics, mindfulness, and sustainability.

It is designed to create a manual and meaningful connection with time, encouraging users to reflect and embrace each day.

A new construction home in Bellevue, WA is listed for $3,595,000 and is both stylish and sustainable.

The eco-friendly home is Built Green 5-Star certified and Net Zero Energy Ready, meeting high sustainability standards.

Vinyl record sales have experienced a revival, with vinyl outselling CDs in the U.S. in 2022 for the first time since 1987.

There is growing concern about the environmental impact of vinyl records, as they are made from PVC and can last indefinitely in landfills.