Call to place additional charges on single-use cups
AN extra 20p-25p should be charged for each disposable cup sold in Scotland, experts have recommended.
Source: www.thenational.scot
AN extra 20p-25p should be charged for each disposable cup sold in Scotland, experts have recommended.
Source: www.thenational.scot
Communities around the UK are trying to rid their towns and villages of polluting plastics. What started as a small grassroots campaign has spread nationwide, garnering support from unexpected places.
On November 29, 2018, the Circular Economy Platform was officially established in Hungary as an initiative of the Business Council for Sustainable Development in Hungary (BCSDH), the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and the Ministry for Innovation and Technology.
Spedro sells an item for €2.45 until Sunday, 8 November 2020 at 08:30:00 WET in the Environment & Climate Protection category on Delcampe…
Clean tech start-up Dsposal, has announced that it has been awarded a five-figure Government contract to help combat waste crime.
Owen Sound’s operations committee is recommending council not move towards prohibiting single-use plastics at this time, but instead await a plan by the federal government to enact a national ban by 2021 at the earliest.
That Which Sustains Us is a long-term exhibition that explores the convergence of different knowledge traditions in the Vancouver area through an examination of people’s interactions with forests and their natural environment. It does so by showcasing traditional ecological knowledge related to forests; consequences of the deforestation and urbanization of Vancouver; and the possibility of returning to sustainable land use practices in the Greater Vancouver area. The thread that connects these narratives is the idea that culture ultimately shapes how people choose to interact with the natural world. Teachings that embrace stewardship leave less obvious traces on the land, when compared to historical viewpoints that commodified “natural resources” like wood and promoted the clearing of land as a pre-requisite of “ownership”.