This time on Azure This Week, Microsoft announces a world-class, sustainable datacenter region for Sweden in 2021 and Azure policies as code are now integrated with GitHub. Plus, we put together a dictionary of all the top terms and concepts that commonly trip us up, and it’s free for you to use!
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In February 2017, 33 major companies committed to the circular economy. Almost two years later, Afep takes stock of the 100 actions.
Fifteen innovative start-ups tackling some of the big issues around sustainable agricultural production, healthy diets and circular economy solutions for the food sector joined FoodBytes! by Rabobank yesterday.
If the school strikes, Extinction Rebellion movement, Greta Thunberg
and David Attenborough haven’t yet had an impact, then surely the
uncontrollable fires in the Amazon and Australia must have hit home that
the climate crisis needs action from everyone right now.
Remy is a 50lb pittie mix and we have actually been working on his leash reactivity around other pet dogs. I knew sharing such close quarters with other pets may be tough for him. Even even worse, these dogs were small (we’re talking under 10 pounds)! I wasn’t extremely optimistic about how Remy would deal with such tiny classmates.
A new research hub led by the University of Exeter will spearhead national efforts to create a sustainable, circular economy where fewer resources are used and more waste materials reused – delivering huge benefits to the environment and UK economy. The National Interdisciplinary Circular Economy Hub is supported with £3.5 million from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). It will work with the five circular economy centres that were recently announced to explore how reusing waste materials in a wide range of industries, including textiles, construction, chemical and metals, could boost the UK economy as well as deliver massive environmental benefits. The circular economy hub will provide national leadership to facilitate the exchange of knowledge across the five centres and with the UK’s wider research and innovation landscape.
Waste management today requires forward thinking and viable alternatives as manufacturers explore ways to cut costs and improve their sustainability initiatives. Although sometimes an afterthought, solvent waste plays a valuable role in industry. With the right disposal processes put into place, solvent waste can also offer manufacturers a way to save costs and help reduce their dependence on natural resources. This push toward embracing circular economy concepts under the Ellen MacArthur Foundation has helped thrust solvent waste management into the spotlight.