China Unveils Plan to Reduce Single-Use Plastic by 2025 – The use of plastic in the world’s most populous nation has risen as online shopping and food delivery apps have become part of everyday life…
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The world produces enough food to support an estimated 10 billion people, but each year, roughly one third of it is lost to supply chain inefficiency. This staggering amount of waste – 1.3 billion tons annually – not only fuels a global crisis of food insecurity, but also exacerbates the adverse environmental impacts of industrial agriculture.
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The Surrey Hills Christmas Fair celebrates the best of Surrey fine arts, crafts and artisanal produce. We are delighted to host and curate this event, which will take place across the Manor House, Place Farm Barn and walled gardens. Our exhibiting partners include Wey Ceramics, Surrey Hills Enterprises, Guildford Art Society, Surrey Sculpture Society, The Artshed Surrey, Surrey Guild of Craftsmen, Aaronson Hauck & Friends. All ticket sales help to fund the work of the West Horsley Place Trust. In the manor house we are celebrating the best of Surrey fine arts and crafts. Experience the unique atmosphere of the manor house, complete with roaring fires as you peruse arts and crafts from paintings to ceramics, textiles, jewellery, sculpture, prints, silversmithing and more.
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Promoting sustainable agriculture-based solutions for local farmers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province Muhammad Farooq, a small-holder farmer from Ambar Tehsil of District Mohmand in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province lives jointly with his seven children and extended family. With 30 people of the family living under the same roof, Farooq took up beekeeping and small-scale vegetable production to help meet the increasing household expenses. Illicit crop cultivation was common practice in the mountainous terrain of district Mohmand, an area situated in the heart of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.