Sep 28

This Young Initiative Aims to Make Reusable Consumer Goods Mainstream

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The planet is in trouble, and it’s pretty obvious who’s to blame. “We are meant to be the more intelligent species, [yet] we’re producing a hell of a lot of waste in a way nature never does,” said Oliver Dudok van Heel, head of client sustainability and environment at international law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer….

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