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ADNOC launched XRG, an $80 billion low-carbon energy and chemicals platform. With a focus on chemicals, gas, and low-carbon fuels, XRG aims to double its portfolio value by 2035.

LEGO Group is phasing out single-use plastics with recyclable paper-based bags in its sets. Part of its 2032 and 2050 sustainability goals, the initiative enhances both environmental impact and user experience.

Los Angeles County has filed a lawsuit against Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, accusing them of contributing to plastic pollution and misleading the public about the recyclability of their plastic beverage containers.

Coty has unveiled new sustainability goals in its latest report, focusing on sustainable packaging and water use. Highlights include a 25% reduction in water withdrawal and a 60% cut in virgin plastic use by 2030, with achievements like an 82% decrease in greenhouse gas emissions already surpassing targets.

New research suggests global heating may lead to an additional 12,000 annual deaths from wildfire smoke, particularly affecting regions like Australia, Europe, and Asia.

MTN Nigeria has introduced biodegradable SIM cards made from paper, aiming to reduce plastic waste and promote sustainability. This initiative supports the country's efforts to combat environmental challenges.

The Global Framework on Chemicals has launched its first funding call to support sustainable management projects in vulnerable countries, offering grants of $300,000 to $800,000 over three years.


