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Year in Review 2014

Eco-Business looks back on the top stories that shaped the business and sustainability scene in 2014 in each of our 11 categories.

plastic recycling oz

Year in Review: The circular economy emerged as the new sustainability frontier in waste management.

31 Dis 2014

Hong Kong central business district

Year in Review: Awareness of corporate social responsibility is on the rise across the globe, as corporates embed sustainability strategies into their core business and regulators take steps to encourage CSR.

Timberland Tires

Year in Review: The challenges of resource scarcity are pushing the boundaries of the manufacturing industry, with concepts such as closed loop recycling, cradle to cradle design and 3D printing growing in popularity.

Harrison Ford forest Indonesia

Year in Review: Scientists across the globe have issued warnings this year that point to one conclusion: it is a warming world, and there is no sign that it is slowing down or at a standstill.

30 Disember 2014

wastewater solutions

29 Disember 2014

Pertamina Energy Tower

24 Disember 2014

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Shanghai China solar farms

22 Disember 2014

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mrt going past eunos

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