For placement only
Reports

Building Long-Term Solutions: Retail Shopping Bag Impacts and Options

July 6, 2010
Authors

  • BSR Staff

This study also aims to better understand how the environmental impacts of retail shopping bags can be reduced, including through means other than (or in addition to) choice of bag type, such as change in consumer behavior.

Subscribe

BSR’s latest sustainability insights and events straight to your inbox.

Topics

Resilient business strategies for a complex world.

We Can Help

You Might Also Like
Implications of the US EPA Endangerment Finding Revocation thumbnail image
Sustainability FAQs
Implications of the US EPA Endangerment Finding Revocation
Accounting for Scope 3 Use-Phase Emissions for Software Companies thumbnail image
Reports
Accounting for Scope 3 Use-Phase Emissions for Software Companies
Advancing People-Centered Climate Action in Private Capital Markets thumbnail image
Reports
Advancing People-Centered Climate Action in Private Capital Markets
Business Action for Climate Adaptation: Ensuring Co-Benefits for Communities thumbnail image
Reports
Business Action for Climate Adaptation: Ensuring Co-Benefits for Communities
Decarbonization Lever Library: Mapped Sectoral Transition Pathways thumbnail image
Reports
Decarbonization Lever Library: Mapped Sectoral Transition Pathways
Stay the Course: Advancing Integrated Transition Plans thumbnail image
Reports
Stay the Course: Advancing Integrated Transition Plans
EU Omnibus: Challenges and Opportunities of the Parliament’s Proposed Changes to the CSDDD thumbnail image
Blog
EU Omnibus: Challenges and Opportunities of the Parliament’s Proposed Changes to the CSDDD
Applying a Systems-Based Approach to Move from Climate Risk to Resilience thumbnail image
Reports
Applying a Systems-Based Approach to Move from Climate Risk to Resilience

Back to Reports