Goodfellas Wood Oven Pizza Implements Carbon Fee on Customer Bills
Goodfellas Wood Oven Pizza, a popular restaurant chain in the Greater Toronto Area, has implemented a 2% carbon fee on all customer bills to invest in carbon capture and offset their carbon footprint. The decision has sparked curiosity and discussion among patrons, with some expressing surprise at the charge. Despite initial skepticism, the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses has clarified the legality of the fee. The restaurant chain has chosen to support Tree Canada’s National Greening program, focusing on reforestation efforts through tree planting. The introduction of the carbon fee has brought attention to the evolving landscape of sustainability initiatives within the business sector.
Study Shows Swapping Red Meat for Plant Protein Has Health and Environmental Benefits
A new study published in Nature Food reveals that reducing red meat consumption by half can lead to a 25% decrease in carbon footprint and potentially increase longevity by approximately nine months. The findings support the latest Canada Food Guide, emphasizing the benefits of plant protein foods for both health and the environment.
Rivian Releases First-Ever Environmental and Social Impact Report
Rivian, the electric vehicle manufacturer, has recently released its first-ever environmental and social impact report, outlining its commitment to reducing the carbon footprint of its next-generation electric vehicles. The company aims to develop vehicles that are even less polluting than…