A group of Greenpeace Africa volunteers in Cape Town has started an ambitious campaign to enforce a ban on single-use plastic items. The organisation is calling on South Africa’s top political parties to adopt the ban in their election manifestos ahead of this year’s presidential election.
Source: footprint2africa.com
This UL white paper will look at “greenwashing” (overstating your product or company’s sustainable attributes) and “green blushing” (not saying enough about your product or company’s sustainable attributes), and discuss how companies can credibly position their sustainability programs in the…
This Block Stars podcast features CEO and Co-founder of AIKON, Marc Blinder, who discusses the environmental impact of cryptocurrency mining.
Finding a truly global topic for students today can be difficult. Everyone has their own cultures and practices, which makes collaboration on an international scale difficult. On top of that barrier, learning needs to be meaningful for each student and something that, regardless of spoken…
The $5 million project could start this fall and wrap up by spring 2020.
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