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Australia’s Merino Farmers Under Pressure to Manage Farms Sustainably
Last December, the Australian Wool Innovation (AWI), a nonprofit that represents about 60,000 Australian woolgrowers, released the Wool 2030 Strategy, a 10-year plan for the country’s wool sector. Taglined “Australian wool: The world’s premium sustainable fibre” the report attempts to appease rising consumer concerns around sustainable methods of fiber production
I’ve been smoking weed for 18 years, but only eating lettuce for five: Can one man’s cannabis habit change the future of sustainable aquaculture? – IntraFish
‘I’ve been smoking weed for 18 years, but only eating lettuce for five’: Can one man’s cannabis habit change the future of sustainable…
Flora Growth Establishes Long-Term Commitment to Environmental and Economic Sustainability
Flora Growth, an all-outdoor cultivator and manufacturer of cannabis-derived products and brands, is pleased to announce that its commitment to environmental sustainability will be represented across the Company’s value chain. Flora Growth’s sustainability initiatives will focus on the modern eco-conscious consumer looking for products made with cruelty-free, natural ingredients in sustainable, biodegradable packaging.
“At Flora, we have made sustainability a pillar of our strategy. We are doing this because consumers are guiding us in this direction, because we’re committed to our planet and our people,” said Luis Merchan, President and CEO of Flora Growth Corp. “From social equity and sustainable packaging to water and energy-saving practices, Flora is committed to sustainability across our value chain.”
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Upcoming Webinar: Examining the Sustainability of a USAID–Funded WASH Activity in Mozambique
Dr. Kari Nelson will present findings from the sixth in a series of USAID Water Communications and Knowledge Management (CKM) Project ex-post evaluations. This evaluation addresses the Strengthening Communities through Integrated Programming (SCIP) activity in Zambézia Province…
First Nations, provincial leaders meet to explore circular economy | Winnipeg Sun
Leaders of the Collaborative Leadership Initiative (CLI) continue to pursue matters of protecting water, reducing waste and creating good jobs in an online conference, ‘Building Strong Communities: A Circular Approach.’ CLI joins 12 Chiefs, 18 mayors and reeves from Southern Manitoba to work on issues surrounding water protection, waste management, economic development and the exploration of a circular economy in Manitoba. These leaders believe that all governments, municipalities, businesses and non-profits must work collaboratively to create a circular economy to improve the planet’s health.
These unfired recycled bricks are building a revolution in sustainable construction
It takes around 15,000 bricks just to build a house. A K-Briq has only 13 percent the carbon footprint of a regular brick.