The Citizen Consumer and Civic Action Group (CAG) in Chennai is hosting its annual zero-waste carnival, focusing on educating youth about sustainable practices and reducing plastic waste. The event includes workshops, stalls, and performances to promote a plastic-free environment and highlight the challenges of waste management in the city.
Sarah Brunfuber, a Danish designer inspired by the documentary “The True Cost”, is pioneering a sustainable fashion revolution with her zero-waste brand, STEM. By directly weaving fabric onto the loom, eliminating waste and using innovative techniques, STEM is creating unique and eco-conscious clothing, challenging the fast fashion industry’s harmful practices.
Stem, a sustainable fashion brand founded by Sarah Brunnhuber, is making waves in the industry with its zero-waste production techniques. Brunnhuber’s innovative approach, which involves weaving pattern-cut pieces directly onto the loom, eliminates fabric waste and creates unique, handcrafted garments. Stem’s commitment to sustainability and innovative design has caught the attention of leading fashion brands, including Ganni, and has earned a place on the Copenhagen Fashion Week schedule.
Designer Sassa Jimenez has collaborated with Vestido, a curated fashion rental service, to create a unique, nine-piece, zero-waste bridal collection. The collection is made entirely from upcycled materials and features versatile, adjustable pieces that cater to a modern bride seeking both sustainability and style.
Simplified Environmental Solutions (SES), a leader in zero-waste solutions, has appointed Dave Nelson as its new Vice President of Sales. Nelson brings over 30 years of experience in the environmental services sector and will be responsible for building customized zero-waste strategies for various industries.
UBS Arena, home of the New York Islanders, has received TRUE (Total Resource Use and Efficiency) Silver certification for its commitment to sustainability. The arena has partnered with Collins Building Services, becoming the first zero waste venue in the industry. Over the past year, UBS Arena has diverted over 95% of waste from landfills, composted and recycled over 1,550,000 lbs. of materials, and avoided 14.2 metric tons of CO2 emissions through reuse and donation. This achievement is part of the arena’s Sustainable Brilliance, Community Resilience framework, which prioritizes waste reduction and elimination efforts. By embracing circular thinking, UBS Arena demonstrates its leadership in sustainability and its commitment to creating a cleaner and healthier environment for future generations.
