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TGL Trends: Prepare to be BAMBOOzled by bamboo, pineapple and algae

Round Up

So much sustainability in one shoe If you wear clothes or sleep on sheets you probably recognise the silky breathability of bamboo fabric. Now, New Zealand shoemaker, YY Nation has taken the sustainable fashion game up a notch with an Indiegogo campaign to make sneakers made from bamboo, pineapple leather, algae foams and merino wool.…

timber building

Timber versus steel – which is the most sustainable?

Round Up

THE GREEN LIST: In the same week that New Zealand’s NMIT Arts & Media Building was being publicised as the first multi-storey seismic design building constructed from timber, the US Steel Framing Industry Association came out fighting with Steel industry responds to claims of wood’s sustainability.

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Building 4 Impact – research for thought leadership and positioning in the built environment

Building for Impact | Sustainability Consultants and Engineers

How can we enhance productivity in a growing culture of working from home? How can we create a circular economy in our homes and workplaces? Is it time to phase out gas from our homes?

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Ironbark Sustainability | Sustainability Consultants and Engineers

Ironbark Sustainability: Councils, climate emergency and COVID – how local governments can help economy recovery

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Lisa Tracy on sustainability strategy: tips for big impact

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Passivhaus Design & Construct

Passivhaus Design & Construct | Homes, Architecture and Design

Passivhaus Design & Construct: Big on passion for Passive House and big on outcomes

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Box Forest Consulting: legal services that social enterprises and green start ups can afford

Box Forest Consulting | Legal Services

One highly qualified lawyer has found ways of offering legal advice at an affordable rate, which can include exchanging payment for “sweat equity”.

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How to save money, raise sustainability and get a lift in staff productivity

Building for Impact | Assessors and Certifiers, Building Management Systems (BMS)

It’s a crucial time to focus on ways to make your business as efficient and effective as possible. And a big part of that is about staff motivation and attitude.

Sustainable Australia Fund’s new special offers before 30 June

Sustainable Australia Fund | Finance and Insurance

If you’re a solar installer and not quite sure how to take advantage of one of the attractive loan offers for environmental upgrades on the market before the end of this financial year, it might help to take one of the free weekly webinars on offer from Sustainable Australia Fund.

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