There is a patchwork of recycling programs and policies across Canada because provinces have jurisdiction over recycling, and each has built its own system. While no two systems are the same, they all strive for positive economic and environmental outcomes.
Source: www.natureconservancy.ca
This week I’m in Scotland for book launch events, and on the train I’ve been reading the latest report from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Cities and Circular Economy for Food. 80% of all food will be consumed in cities by 2050, which makes cities very influential in how food is produced and…
A shiny 12-foot monolith was discovered deep in the Utah desert by state workers flying overhead in a helicopter. It has no markings on it and is deeply planted in the ground.
The more we become aware about the harmfulness we are daily afflicting to our planet (and our future), the more we realize the importance of sustainable and recycled clothing, especially denim.
Students may soon have the opportunity to grow plants on top of Schoonover Center, once construction of the green roof is completed.
They are designed to be both edible and biodegradable — the pods themselves are tasteless, and if not consumed, biodegrade within six weeks…
The executives tasked with introducing Seventh Generation’s line of eco-friendly laundry detergents, dish soaps and cleaners to Southeast Asia faced a dilemma…