Nations pledge to significantly reduce the use of single-use plastic at the United Nations Environment Assembly
The resolution to reduce the use of disposable plastic at the UNEA was guided by India.
Source: www.opindia.com
The resolution to reduce the use of disposable plastic at the UNEA was guided by India.
Source: www.opindia.com
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As a result of increased agricultural activity brought about by the expansion of the wine industry, the biodiversity of the floral kingdom is under threat in the Cape Winelands. A conservation programme by the WWF is now helping to ensure that wine farms decrease their impact on the environment. Wine farmers in the Cape Winelands are increasingly turning to alternative farming methods, which are helping to preserve the two global biodiversity hotspots in the region. About 95% of South Africa’s wines are produced in the Cape Winelands, which is in the Cape Floral Kingdom and includes the Succulent Karoo biome. Unesco has recognised it as one of the world’s six floral kingdoms and it is the smallest and most diverse plant kingdom.
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Britons are poised to spend £2.4bn on new outfits for the Christmas party season this year – yet many items may be worn fewer than three times – a survey shows. After shelling out an average of £73.90 per person on partywear for the festive period, one in five people admit they won’t wear the same outfit to more than one party or event, according to the study from environmental charity Hubbub.
The COVID-19 epidemic has the world on high alert with travel restrictions, quarantine measures, deaths, and reports of crippling losses and shutdowns across practically all business sectors, destabilized by the disruption in the global supply chain and general mobility of human capital.