Students at ASU can choose from hundreds of degree programs, and any one of them can lead to a lifelong commitment to treating the planet gently. Three ASU alumni — a brewmaster, a musician and a sustainability manager at a university — are making the world a better place through their careers.
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Announcement in Brief Beginning of the course : 07 July 2020 Duration : 6 weeks Language : Bilingual (English-French) Location : Web Based E-Learning Programme Area : Macroeconomic Fees : No Fee Platform : https://services.unidep.org/e-idep Applications https://www.unidep.org/?apply Application Deadline : 28 June 2020 PROGRAM RATIONALE The rebirth of development planning in Africa means that policymakers now need to adopt a holistic approach when designing social and economic policies.
How much of a company’s journey toward sustainability is driven by the personal passions of its CEO? Based on the conversations Barron’s had recently with several corporate chieftains, quite a lot. That’s one of the insights from our second annual sustainability ranking of public companies. Consider Voya Financial (ticker: VOYA), the insurer and retirement-savings company that vaulted to No. 6 this year from No. 46 last year. Even before Voya separated from Dutch parent ING and went public in 2013, its CEO was already…
With consumers’ eyes now wide open to the environmental emergency facing our planet, those who fail to deliver sustainable products and business practices could soon become extinct.
Coca-Cola, Marks & Spencer, Iceland and Innocent Drinks are just some of the major names taking to the stage as part of Packaging Innovations, Label&Print and Empack’s exclusive seminar programme.
Electronics are becoming more ubiquitous around the world and a greater source of potential recycled value. The U.S. generated 42 pounds of e-waste per person in 2016.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called for the International Energy Agency (IEA) to prioritise investment in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to help power aviation’s contribution to the post-COVID-19 recovery. IATA’s call comes on the eve of the IEA Clean Energy Transitions Summit which will meet virtually to debate moves toward a low-carbon future.