Human Beings are not designed to eat Animals. Human Beings and Animals are Different Ecosystems. This is besides the Deadly Viruses from eating Wild Animals Boars, Civets, Leopards, Pangolin, Badgers Fatal Viruses like SARS the COVID Pandemic.7.DESIGN OF HUMAN BEINGS IS VEGETARIAN That is the…
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China has issued a policy to reduce single-use plastic products. According to Reuters, the country’s state planner announced it would introduce restrictions on production, use and sale of single-use plastic products to help the environment.
Rome’s Colosseum, the great gladiatorial arena is the most thrilling of the city’s ancient sights. Inaugurated in AD 80, the 50,000-se…
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Multiple Chinese media outlets are reporting that Binance China’s influence is “growing” in the Middle Kingdom after the exchange’s domestic arm joined the United Nations Global Compact sustainability drive.
The first event, held during Wales Climate Week, looked at the relationship between climate change and the circular economy in Wales and considered how more efficient resource use, and a more resilient circular economy, can help support the country’s net zero carbon aims and reduce emissions.
Thriftify.ie, an Irish e-commerce website which sells items from 98% of Ireland’s charity shops, has secured funding through the government’s Circular Economy Innovation Grant Scheme.
The scheme supports innovation and the circular economy by boosting projects set up by social enterprises, in both the voluntary and community sectors.
Thriftify enables charities to sell donations easily and effectively via smart tech. Participating charity shops upload either a photo or barcode of an item and Thriftify will price it and sell it across several different online sales platforms such as eBay, Facebook, Instagram and its own website. This smart tech enables charity shops to easily sell preloved fashion items and books via Thriftify which will then post any sold items to the purchaser in a biodegradable bag, ensuring that the whole process is as eco-friendly and effective as possible.