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Modern slavery in Australia – the issue, the legislation and what to do about it

18 diciembre 2017 By Nicole Thompson In All Categories, Edge News, Edge Publication, Modern Slavery

The term “Modern Slavery” has been in the news a lot lately. Companies all over the world – many of them household names – have …

Procuring the way to ethical supply chains – insight from the Government Procurement Conference 2017

18 diciembre 2017 By Nicole Thompson In All Categories, Edge News, Modern Slavery, Sustainable Procurement

I recently attended the Government Procurement conference and I was pleasantly surprised to find social sustainability was, within the first hour named as one the …

Sustainability Victoria’s drive to improve resource recovery in the property sector

14 diciembre 2017 By Blake Lindley In All Categories, Buildings & Infrastructure, Edge News, Recovery Strategies

Last week, Sustainability Victoria (SV) hosted a forum to explore how the Better Buildings Partnership’s (BPP) work on stripout waste, might be best applied to …

Make More Good – Supporting World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

12 diciembre 2017 By Jonas Bengtsson In All Categories, Edge News

Edge Environment’s monthly ‘Make More Good’ donation sends $300 to a worthy cause nominated by a staff member. In November, Jonas Bengtsson chose WWF to be the …

Handing over the baton – A new Chairman appointed at Edge Environment

11 diciembre 2017 By Tom Davies In All Categories, Edge News

Edge Environment was born in 2008, in the year designated as the International Year of Planet Earth. The IPCC had just published its fourth assessment …

Highlights from EIANZ Conference 2017

7 diciembre 2017 By Tom Davies In All Categories, Conference, Edge News, Resilience

Tu Kaha: Stand Tall, Fronting up with Wicked Solutions The EIANZ Conference was held in Wellington on 30th and 31st of October, with the theme …

How to get your Scope 3 carbon targets over the line

4 diciembre 2017 By Richard Griffiths In All Categories, Edge News, Science Based Targets

For us, setting a science based target (SBT) was a reasonably straightforward process. We’re a small organisation, with operations in a single sector, and only a …

Powering the Change to a Circular Economy Conference, Adelaide (15 – 17th November 2017)

22 noviembre 2017 By admins In All Categories, Conference, Edge News

Last week Edge Environment’s’ Blake Lindley attended the Powering the Change to a Circular Economy conference in Adelaide. The conference hosted an array of international …

Living the dream: seven reasons why Edge is a wonderful place to work

17 noviembre 2017 By Richard Griffiths In All Categories, Edge News

Tomorrow marks the anniversary of my arrival in Australia and, without meaning to sound too gushing, as that landmark approaches I can’t help but think …

Australia’s first approved Science Based Target offers cause for climate Optus-mism

15 noviembre 2017 By Richard Griffiths In All Categories, Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, Edge News, Reports and Publications

As climate negotiators meet in Bonn to continue to flesh out the Paris Accord, the political outlook on climate change remains mixed. But the economics …

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