With Autumn now here, we take a look back at a September packed full of sustainability and energy news. This round-up includes all the highlights from the UN Climate Action Summit, net-zero announcements and climate strikes.
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La Trobe receives funding for Smart Farming Partnerships initiative
From the start, we have felt a responsibility to the future and a drive to do things better. Sustainability has been at the heart of the firm since mechanical engineer Gerald D. Hines founded the company in 1957. Over the decades, we have continuously partnered with leading manufacturers, universities and engineers to pioneer new approaches and technologies that elevate the efficiency and value of every building, every investment. We believe prioritizing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) facto
Three leaders in the organic wine movement – Famille Perrin-Southern Rhone Valley, France; Domaine Reuilly in the upper Loire Valley, France; and Domaine Pepiere in the Muscadet region of the Loire, France – have donated wine to support the 2020 Hancock Sustainable Harvest International (SHI) Organic Wine Fundraiser.
Bishopston Comprehensive School in Swansea is getting rid of single-use plastic drinks bottles. Instead pupils will be offered jugs of tap water with their school meals.
Don’t you love it when the detergent pack zooms across the shirt turning it a crisp white? Or when the toilet cleaner is advertised removing the grimy build-up to reveal a shiny, spotless surface? It’s pleasing to imagine the strong chemicals cutting through dirt and germs. But only because we’re not aware of the whole picture.
UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE IN OURZAZATE PROVINCE MOROCCO All the structures comprising the ksar are located within the boundaries of the …