The term “Modern Slavery” has been in the news a lot lately. Companies all over the world – many of them household names – have...
Archive for tag: Sustainable Procurement
Procuring the way to ethical supply chains – insight from the Government Procurement Conference 2017
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...
What the heck is the blockchain and how can it improve your business’ sustainability?
You might have heard the hype about the blockchain and how far-reaching its benefits could be. Although it’s in its infancy, there’s some hugely beneficial...
There are 27 million slaves in the world: is your business enslaving them?
Every product or service your business uses – do you know who was involved down to the smallest detail? It might be a product of modern...
Creating wealth from waste
In times of war on waste, businesses are left wondering how to do the right thing. We are entering an overdue war on waste. Recent...
Edge is hiring: Procurement and Strategy – Principal Consultant
Edge Environment is currently hiring a Principal Consultant – Procurement and Strategy; role requirements and application details are outlined below. We look forward to hearing from suitable...
Edge event highlights: Sustainable building products – so what?
Last month, Edge, the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) and the Supply Chain Sustainability School co-hosted an event Sustainable Building Products – So What?, bringing together representatives...
Make More Good in January: Why I’m donating to Bluebottle Films
Edge Environment is donating $300 each month to a charity chosen by a staff member as part of our ‘Make More Good‘ campaign. This month, Gabi...
Surf the green wave or drown? How EPDs are changing B2B sales conversations
What are Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and how are they changing B2B sales conversations? Jonas Bengtsson, CEO and co-founder of Edge Environment, provides his opinions....
Part I: Be careful what you wish for – the only ‘con’ to life cycle thinking
LCA in transport infrastructure Part I: Life cycle thinking is one of those things – next to democracy, justice and education – that is a...
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