We are now accepting entries for the 2020 SEAL Award for Environmental Initiatives. This award is forspecific initiatives only (as compared to overall, company-wide sustainability performance award which is selected solely on an analytical basis using resources like the CDP A-List database).
Source: pro.evalato.com
In a competitive global marketplace, challenges remain for maximizing the potential of young entrepreneurs.
Synthetic biology has become a powerful tool to advance science, making processes more efficient, enabling completely new approaches to biology, and helping scientists find the right answers, faster.
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Sustainability challenged students to participate in the Fill it Forward competition to reduce waste from single-use plastics and win $100,000 for sustainability initiatives on campus. The competition, sponsored by Hyundai, is between three southern California schools: Pepperdine University, Santa Clara University and Loyola Marymount University.
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