What makes good business? In honour of World Environment Day 2023, we introduce ten companies that seek to address social and environmental challenges through their products, services, and practices, values like sustainability, social responsibility, transparency, and inclusivity at the pinnacle of all operations.
Features
Raw Luxury: Arth
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The sheer beauty of East India awaits with a brand-new and distinct all-natural wilderness stay that can only be described as raw luxury. Sublime team Jen Marsden and photographer Domenico Pugliese visit Arth in Jharkhand.
Calming Gear
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Sustainable clothing for the introspective yogi: Florencia Fiocca’s Argentinian brand is making waves in the international market. Sublime discovers the story of Ropa Calma and why it’s an essential for both ethical leisure and athletics.
Bring back pollinators
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Why don’t insects splat onto our car windscreens anymore? Because insect populations are in decline. Most worryingly, we’re losing the pollinators we need for the food chain, including bees and butterflies.
A Fragile Correspondence
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Highlighting cultures and languages that have a close affinity with the landscapes of Scotland, A Fragile Correspondence explores alternative perspectives and new approaches to the challenges of the worldwide climate emergency.
A ‘Sense Of Place’
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Harry Gruyaert is a pioneer of European colour photography. Since the 1970’s, Gruyaert has developed an extraordinarily poetic oeuvre of intensely complex images, captured on his travels in many parts of the world.
Inflatable Water Tanks
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Fourteen inflatable concrete water tanks from Innovation RCA start-up Deploy have been donated to help the vulnerable communities in Turkey devastated by the recent earthquake.
Six Top Ecopreneurs ’23
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The green economy is ever-growing, and Sublime introduces six ecopreneurs whose grit, passion and innovative ideas write the roadmap to a sustainable world.
Beavers back from extinction
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Hunted to extinction in England over 400 years ago, now two beavers have been released into the wild as part of a land regeneration project in Hampshire.
