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Guest Column / Business of Leather

20 April 2022

7 minutes
Carbon foot-printing and circularity do take into account that the animals used for 99% of leather are not killed for their skins alone.

Cleaning Up the Leather Supply Chain

It is worth every tannery and trade association buying into ESG to push for doing things correctly at every level. One big area for leather is its longevity and production and design should have this in mind and plan for repair, refurbishment and possible repurposing.

By
  • Mike Redwood
Commentary
Guest Column / People & Planet

7 April 2022

3 minutes
Systems thinking approaches the world with a holistic perspective and makes it clear that we are all in this together. Components in the system are interdependent; a change in one component, changes all others and this alerts us to offer mutual aid.

The Earth is Not Sustainable, if People are Expendable

Green logos are not enough to effect environmental challenges and brand narratives that fail to incorporate human degradations leave behind vast numbers of our planet’s people and, thereby, fail to address the ‘social’ in ESG or environmental, social and governance elements.

By
  • Bill D'Arienzo
Commentary

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