The actions in Ukraine today will impact long-term thinking about sustainability and circular plastics; the beer brand Coors Light will host a pop-up store in Brooklyn, N.Y.; and a 18th Century house in England is about to become home to a major carbon reduction project.
Let's be clear about something: People in Ukraine aren't thinking about what bags they're using right now or if they're drinking from reusable containers on the front lines.But in a sense, the actions in Ukraine today will impact long-term thinking about sustainability and circular plastics."Here…
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SUSTAINABLE PLASTICS LIVE with Karen Laird, Sustainable Plastics Editor There is no bigger issue today in plastics than sustainability. Laird has the perspective necessary to understand the fundamental changes required to achieve a circular economy for plastics. She has covered the plastics industry for decades, including as founding editor of Sustainable Plastics since 2020.
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SUSTAINABLE PLASTICS LIVE with Karen Laird, Sustainable Plastics Editor There is no bigger issue today in plastics than sustainability. Laird has the perspective necessary to understand the fundamental changes required to achieve a circular economy for plastics. She has covered the plastics industry for decades, including as founding editor of Sustainable Plastics since 2020.