Fundamental shift away from single use packaging necessary, say MPs – News from Parliament
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee publishes report on plastic food and drink packaging…
Source: www.parliament.uk
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee publishes report on plastic food and drink packaging…
Source: www.parliament.uk
Trinity has announced the establishment of a new sustainability fund to “enable initiatives to improve campus sustainability and more sustainable behaviours” this morning.According to an email circulated to staff and students by Trinity Registrar Professor Paula Murphy, projects which are “student…
APRIL Group is a leader in applying responsible and best-practice sustainable forestry management across every aspect of its operations. In this way, APRIL Group balances the need to safeguard the environment and promote the interests of local people and their communities with a successful commercial enterprise.
That is why all APRIL Group products are PEFC certified, ensuring that all products are sourced from sustainably managed plantations.
As data science has grown in importance, it has encountered the IS department with increasing frequency.These encounters produce lots of misunderstandings,…
Hydro Flask, an award-winning leader in high-performance, insulated stainless steel flasks and soft good innovations and a Helen of Troy Limited (NASDAQ, NM: HELE) company, has pledged a contribution of its reusable stainless steel products during Outdoor Retailer Summer Market in support of the Plastic Impact Alliance – a grassroots commitment to removing single-use plastics from Outdoor Retailer.
The largest ecosystem on earth, the ocean is the lung of the planet, providing the oxygen for every second breath we take. It provides the main food source for almost half of the world’s population and plays host to an estimated 80% of the planet’s biodiversity. Major industries such as shipping, fishing, aquaculture, and coastal tourism depend upon ocean health.
Photo: Houston Chronicle, Samantha Lopez Sustainability has become an increasingly hot topic on the streets of Houston. Instead of avoiding purchases altogether, one way that locals are beating the buyer-blues is by repurposing and reselling vintage items. Every first Saturday of the month, EaDo Vintage hosts “Swap Meets” to do just that.