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Exciting news: I am joining Microsoft as the Global Lead, Sustainability Science.My first task is to build a sustainability science team.
Exciting news: I am joining Microsoft as the Global Lead, Sustainability Science.My first task is to build a sustainability science team.
Learn more about how the industry is Transitioning toward a Circular Economy for Automotive Plastics and Polymer Composites.
So many kids in our society today are not exposed to what is happening to the Earth around them, to no fault of their own. Kids are by nature curious about what is going on around them, but only to what they are introduced to.
Who is this book for? What’s in this book for you?For parents who would love to find ways to teach their children all things sustainability For children who are super passionate about learning about our planet, sustainability in a hands-on-manner For those who want to learn about the environmental…
What’s up everyone, welcome back to Sustainable Fitness. This post will focus on the importance of mobility. We will also implement a second healthy habit into our daily routines.But first, let’s……
Athleta is looking for a Senior Manager, Sustainability Lead. ABOUT THE ROLE Reporting to Athleta’s Chief Product Officer, the Sr. Manager of Sustainability is responsible for defining and implementing Athleta’s bold social and environmental sustainability vision, goals and strategy across all…
A global assessment of the structure and function of the crop microbiome is urgently needed for the development of effective and rationally designed microbiome technologies for sustainable agriculture. Such an effort will provide new knowledge on the key ecological and evolutionary interactions between plant species and their microbiomes that can be harnessed for increasing agriculture productivity.Crop microbiome and sustainable agriculture…
Jeffrey Sachs – President of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network and Director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University Food Systems and Land-use Panel – Jillian Campbell – Head of Monitoring, Review, and Reporting, UN Convention on Biological Diversity Jessica Fanzo- Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Global Food Policy and Ethics, Johns Hopkins University Ashish Kothari – Environmentalist and Founder of Kalpavriksh Michael Obersteiner – Director, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford
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Adveneco, a proposed sustainable property development in the U.K., is putting eVTOL platforms at the heart of its ambitions.
Health event by Connswater Community Greenway on Thursday, October 15 2020…
Who drives the European food sector towards more sustainability in the future? This is the key question of our new study within the EU-Horizon-2020 project “FOX – Processing food in a box”. The study develops “3 scenarios for Europes food sector in 2035”. This video presents the first scenario “Policy secures sustainability” and imagines a future world where the states own agricultural land, produce food suited to local conditions and care for the well-being of its citizens.
NASA asteroid expert Paul Chodas has discovered something very interesting about an asteroid that was expected to get stuck in orbit around the earth next month…
“We are facing legal challenges because we are occupying our land. We are criminalized for doing so and are forced to defend our land in court. We must maintain camp. Our Land is Home is a part of a mission to stop the Trans Mountain pipeline from crossing unceded Secwepemc Territory.”
In Northern Canada, the Climate Action Youth Ambassador Program joined forces with the Yukon Indigenous Community Climate Change Champion (YIC4) training event held in Whitehorse, November 27–30th, 2017. YIC4 welcomed 25 Indigenous youth from across the Yukon as well as four guest youth from NWT and Nunatsiavut. The training, hosted by the Arctic Institute of Community-Based Research, focused on building a strong foundation of Indigenous and scientific knowledge about the causes and effects of and adaptation strategies for climate change.