Nike Designs New Sneakers Specifically for Nurses and Doctors Who Have to Stay On Their Feet All Day
Not only do the shoes have spill-proof surfaces and extra traction, they also have been designed with additional comfort and support in mind.
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Generosity Pays: Selfless People Tend to Make More Money
This new study from Stockholm University shows that nice guys might not finish last—and greed may not be the path to prosperity, after all.
Apple Commits $2.5 Billion to Combatting Housing Crisis in California
In addition to curbing housing shortages for low- and middle-income homeowners, the tech company will be working to build housing for CA homeless as well.
Microsoft Japan Recently Gave Their Employees a 4-Day Work Week-and Productivity Skyrocketed by 40%
Not only were the employees happier and more productive, the company also saved money through their daily operational costs.
Heineken Joins the Ranks of Major Beer Companies Ditching Plastic 6-Pack Rings for Compostable Alternatives
Heineken's new packaging is expected to save 517 tons of plastic waste annually—with a compostable alternative from sustainably-sourced cardboard.
The Fashion Industry Has a Waste Problem: This Non-Profit With 2,000 Volunteers Is Helping Solve It
Fabscrap, a New York City recycling service, takes fashion industry waste like textile scrap and leftover yardage and reuses or recycles it.
New Biodegradable Carbon-Negative Straws and Forks Are Made From Greenhouse Gases-and They Dissolve in the Sea
Microbes from the ocean eat methane and create a biodegradable material which Newlight is using to make carbon-negative forks and straws.
How Big Companies Are Helping to Fix a Shortage of Poll Workers in the US
Leading U.S. companies including Old Navy and Warby Parker are helping fix a potential shortage of election poll workers and poll locations.
World's Biggest Rooftop Greenhouse in Montreal is as Big as 3 Football Fields - Now Can Feed 2% of the City
In Quebec, the world's largest rooftop hydroponic greenhouse by Lufa Farms can feed nearly 2% of the Montreal population every week.
McDonald's Breaks New Ground With Returnable, Reusable Coffee Cups
McDonald's UK begins testing new line of reusable coffee cups made by Loop, as a sort of "bike rental but for cups" to cut back on waste.
These Giant Oil Companies Are Providing EV Chargers Next to Their Gas Pumps
Shell, BP, Chevron and others are embracing the notion of offering customers EV charging pumps at their gas stations in the US and UK.
Unilever Announces it Will Spend $1 Billion To Rid its Cleaning Products Of Fossil Fuel Footprints By 2030
Unilever has announced it will source all fossil fuel-derived carbon in its cleaning products from renewable or recycled carbon by 2030.
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