Plastics and the Environment
Accelerating reuse models to achieve a world free of plastic waste
By promoting reusable packaging, the World Economic Forum is helping reduce plastic waste.
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WWF International
WWF - World Wide Fund for Nature is one of the world's largest and most effective independent organizations dedicated to the conservation of nature. Founded in 1961, it has a constant record of conservation achievements, operates in approximately 120 countries, and is supported by more than 6 million people worldwide.
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13 articles from WWF International
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- Agriculture, Food and Beverage
- Beyond the ocean
- Biodiversity
- Climate and Nature
- Climate Change
- Corporate Governance
- Davos 2020
- Davos 2023
- ESG
- Food Security
- Forests
- Future of Consumption
- Future of the Environment
- Global Governance
- Ocean
- Plastics and the Environment
- RacetoZero2020
- Restoring ocean life
- Retail, Consumer Goods and Lifestyle
- SDG 13: Climate Action
- Sustainable Development
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Davos 2023
Why business and finance should prioritise a nature-positive Amazon
Future of the Environment
Equality, justice, and investment in nature must be at the heart of the corporate climate response
SDG 13: Climate Action
5 critical incentives that could protect nature and the climate
Climate Change
What is 'nature positive' and why is it the key to our future?
Sustainable Development
The global eco-wakening: how consumers are driving sustainability
Beyond the ocean
The world’s coastlines and communities are under threat –Here’s 4 ways to protect them
RacetoZero2020
How building with nature can lead a green recovery for our coasts
Biodiversity
Why 2020 is the year to reset humanity’s relationship with nature
Future of the Environment
In 2020, we need a new deal for nature
Future of the Environment
Technology can help us save the planet. But more than anything, we must learn to value nature
Future of the Environment
Our planet is on the brink. Here's how we save it
Climate Change
Our planet is at breaking point. But it’s not too late to save it
Future of the Environment
