8 sustainability podcasts to listen to this Earth Day
Give your daily commute a boost and learn the latest trends in environmental conservation by subscribing to one of these sustainability podcasts.
Source: inhabitat.com
Give your daily commute a boost and learn the latest trends in environmental conservation by subscribing to one of these sustainability podcasts.
Source: inhabitat.com
The Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum plans to install water bottle stations and educational signage promoting the benefits of reducing the use of plastics and creating a waste-free lunch as part of field trips.
Acting on the need for reducing pollution and promoting sustainable development, Kochi Metro Rail Limited has decided to adopt the circular economy principles. Activities in a circular economy follow reduce (minimum use of raw materials), reuse (maximum reuse of products and components), and recycle (high-quality reuse of raw materials) principles where the life of the product gets extended. Unlike the linear process, it means implementing systemic changes that add value and reduce substantial procedural waste. The waste from the end of the supply chain is directed to the beginning thereby using the resources more efficiently by utilising them more than once.
Automatically identify and eliminate wasted cloud spend by turning utilization data into policy-driven action.
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Sustainable Agriculture Webinars The Signpost Series ‘Pointing the way to a low emissions agriculture’ Sustainable Agriculture Training Webinar Series A series of Gaseous Emissions Webinars aimed at Irish Agri Professionals will take place from April to July 2020 inclusive. May Timetable Friday, 29 May 9.30am – 10.30am Low Carbon Dairy Farming Questions and Answers Speaker James Humphreys, Teagasc Researcher June Timetable Friday, 5 June 9.30am – 10.30am Water quality in Ireland – current status and Irelands 3rd River Basin Management Plan • Questions and Answers Speaker Jenny Deakin, EPA
WE ARE UK FILM brings together the UK’s film national and regional agencies, producers and sales companies under one umbrella to provide clear information about our outstanding locations, services, films and talent. Moving beyond talk of why film production should be sustainable, experts will discuss specific examples of how the industry is embracing green best practices. This discussion talks to producers, sustainability consultants and production experts who talk about their own hands-on experiences of making film productions more sustainable. We examine best practices across all stages of making a film – development, physical production and post production. Especially as the industry is restarting post-pandemic, how can we build sustainability into every film production as well as every filming facility and studio?