Partner story | Meet KMA
Meet KMA, our Korean partner. A non-profit active for more than 50 years, KMA is making great strides in sustainability adaptation and alignment throughout Korea.
Explore expert insights on sustainability and life cycle thinking. Our articles offer practical advice, best practices, and the latest trends to support informed decisions.
Partner story | Meet Earthshift
Collaborating with partners all over the world is crucial for PRé as we work to meet your precise needs. Our global partners also flourish thanks to this collaboration, based on synergy and transparency. See the first Partner Story of this month. Meet our American partner Earthshift:
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Consumers and sustainability
What is the role of consumers in the pursuit of a more sustainable economy?
How much does a tear weigh?
People, planet, and profit are considered the three pillars of sustainability. We can define economic and environmental sustainability, and metrics and indicators exist for both. But social sustainability relates to the quality of life... What is "quality of life"?
Identifying best existing practice for characterization modeling in life cycle impact assessment
Life cycle impact assessment (LCIA) is a field of active development. The last decade has seen prolific publication of new impact assessment methods covering many different impact categories and providing characterization factors that often deviate from each other for the same substance and impact. Here you can read the journey towards identifying the best existing practice for characterization modeling in life cycle impact assessment.
The Art of Measuring Sustainability
"A Sunday afternoon on the Island Grande Jatte” is a wonderful painting by the French artist Seurat. The lucky ones will be able to admire it at the Art Institute of Chicago and feel the warmth of an 1880s summer day on this island in the Seine River.
The secret of sustainable branding
Sustainability is here to stay. This is the only certainty, all the rest is fluid, because sustainability is a fast changing continuum.
…how sustainability and marketing lived happily ever after
There has been some talk lately about green marketing being over (yes, that was Joel Makover), and some concern among experts that this would provide companies a (wrong) reason for giving up on sustainability.