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Kappahl becomes Sustainable Apparel Coalition memberBy : sustainabilityo..., May 23, 2018
Kappahl, a leading Swedish fashion chain, has become a member of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC), to help accelerate the development of sustainable working methods and solutions in the fashion industry. SAC is an organisation working to create a sustainable fashion... Read more.. |
Sweden offers its expertise for developing smart cities in IndiaBy : sustainabilityo..., May 19, 2017
Sweden has offered its expertise and technology in environment-friendly public transport and solid waste management for developing smart cities in India. This emerged during a meeting of Sweden... Read more.. Subject Tags: International , Smart Cities Initiative , Sweden , transport sector , waste management |
Sweden to spend up to $3.5 million on renewable energy R&D in IndiaBy : sustainabilityo..., Oct 5, 2016
Sweden has earmarked a sum of $2.5-3.5 million towards research and development on renewable energy in India. ... Read more.. |
Smart cities: The Swedish think it's about economic, ecological, and social sustainabilityBy : sustainabilityo..., Oct 8, 2015
A definition overload afflicts all discussions around smart cities but the Swedish thinking appears to be uncomplicated and more functional - much like the Scandinavian design movement of the 1950s. Business Today recently met the Swedish Minister for Housing, Urban... Read more.. Subject Tags: Smart Cities , Sweden |
Sweden keen on opportunities in India's renewables spaceBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 3, 2014
At a time when India is embarking on an ambitious renewable energy plan, Sweden is looking for possible collaboration with the country in developing 'micro grids' which would help in increasing power availability by tapping green sources. |
In Sweden, food tags now carry carbon footprintBy : sustainabilityo..., Oct 30, 2009
STOCKHOLM: Shopping for oatmeal, Helena Bergstrom, 37, admitted she was flummoxed by the label on the blue box reading, "Climate declared: .87 kg CO² per kg of product." "Right now, I don't know what it means," said Bergstrom, a pharmaceutical firm employee. But if a new... Read more.. |