In this webinar we will hear from the Sustainable Development Unit on the launch and progress of the "For a greener" NHS campaign and Alexis Percival from Yorkshire Ambulance Trust will share how her organisation and wider health system are committed to addressing the climate impact of health care…
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These off-grid, self-sustaining cabins come with maintenance plans to provide buyers the tools and information for zero impact lifestyles.
Getting recognition and support for local food partnerships…
Travel managers are coming under growing pressure to implement sustainable practices but this is still not being translated into sustainable practices. That’s the finding of …
The idea of having resilient supply chains to reduce risk is not a new way of thinking. However, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many companies around the world discovered that their supply chains had unanticipated vulnerabilities. For example, the pandemic caused border closures that disrupted transportation routes, which compromised suppliers’ ability to meet the demands of their partners. Lockdowns led many economic players to halt production, at least temporarily, to reconfigure operations and allow workers to safely resume their activities.
“Our goal is to reduce carbon and to do this we must adopt new approaches by using alternative feedstocks, including existing wastes and residues instead of fossil. Today we have an abundance of carbon in all the wrong places. We can turn it from a liability to an opportunity by using it again and again”. Jennifer Holmgren, CEO of LanzaTech, on of the most dynamic and growing bioeconomy companies at world level
Get the details about the 2020 ArcGIS StoryMaps Competition for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a global challenge to tell stories that make a difference.