Australia leads commitment for net zero carbon buildings

Commonwealth Bank, Monash University, Multiplex and City of Melbourne join World Green Building Council’s Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment.

2 October, 2019

Buying power

Sustainable procurement has moved beyond the purchase of environmentally friendly products to play a pivotal role in increasing supply chain transparency.

30 September, 2019

GECA supports net zero carbon emissions by 2050

GECA becomes a signatory to WorldGBC’s strategy achieve 100 per cent net zero emissions buildings by 2050.

29 September, 2019

GECA launches Waste Collection Services standard

Standard aims to improve the accuracy and transparency of waste collection data.

25 August, 2019

Why the future of supply chains is symbiotic

An essential aspect of having a fully evolved procurement process is the quality of supplier relationships.

31 July, 2019

Forward thinking

Highlights from this year’s INCLEAN panel discussion at Total Facilities.

7 May, 2019

Why green cleaning is a team effort

Implementing a green cleaning program means that everyone from the facilities managers, to the cleaning staff, to the occupants of the building need to be on the same page.

13 March, 2019

A snapshot of modern slavery

Organisations can – and should – start taking steps to remove modern slavery from their supply chains, writes Good Environmental Choice Australia’s Yanyan Xiao and Kendall Benton-Collins.

6 January, 2019

Sustainable cleaning products: what to look for and why ecolabels matter

To determine whether a cleaning product is truly sustainable or not, you need to look at its entire lifecycle, writes GECA’s Kendall Benton-Collins.

1 October, 2018

Making child’s play of green schools

There is rising demand for sustainably preferable and socially beneficial spaces where we can live, work and learn.

15 July, 2018

What’s the best kind of sustainability label?

GECA’s Emma Berthold discusses how to make sense of sustainability labels.

25 March, 2018

Hospitality, sustainability and you

GECA’s Emma Berthold discusses why cleaning product manufacturers with a lower environmental, health and social impact across their operations are well-placed to engage with an industry that is realising the importance of going green.

13 December, 2017