'We can't solve one without the other, the crises of nature loss and climate change are inextricably linked,' a John Lewis executive says.
"We can't solve one without the other, the crises of nature loss and climate change are inextricably linked," a John Lewis executive says.Retailer John Lewis has promised to introduce a"buy back" or"take back" scheme in each product category by 2025 and offer more rental and resale services as it attempts to develop"more sustainable ownership options".
Unveiling its new biodiversity plan, the group also pledged to halve food waste from its operations, supply chains and households by 2030, and divert all unwanted but still edible surplus food to"people that need it most" in the UK. "The UK is in the bottom 10% of countries globally for the abundance of nature, and the way we produce our food is one of the main reasons behind this, as well as being a major contributor to our greenhouse gas emissions," said David Edwards, food strategy director at WWF.
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