Scotland bans single-use coffee cups in government buildings | Euronews
Scotland has imposed a ban on all single-use coffee cups in government buildings starting 4 June in a bid to tackle plastic waste.These include…
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Scotland has imposed a ban on all single-use coffee cups in government buildings starting 4 June in a bid to tackle plastic waste.These include…
Source: www.euronews.com
Transition to a toxic-free circular economy in the carpet industry still a distant reality, despite industry initiative – European Commission needs to set up EPR scheme as part of the European Green Deal.
That Which Sustains Us is a long-term exhibition that explores the convergence of different knowledge traditions in the Vancouver area through an examination of people’s interactions with forests and their natural environment. It does so by showcasing traditional ecological knowledge related to forests; consequences of the deforestation and urbanization of Vancouver; and the possibility of returning to sustainable land use practices in the Greater Vancouver area. The thread that connects these narratives is the idea that culture ultimately shapes how people choose to interact with the natural world. Teachings that embrace stewardship leave less obvious traces on the land, when compared to historical viewpoints that commodified “natural resources” like wood and promoted the clearing of land as a pre-requisite of “ownership”.
With new legislation for packaging coming down the track, Robbie Staniforth, Head of Policy at Ecosurety and a chartered resource and waste manager, discusses what changes are needed and whether they are best delivered through competition or central co-ordination.
The circular economy promises many benefits, not least cutting the carbon footprint of various major industries such as food, energy, waste and water. However,…
As consumers increasingly seek out sustainability, Hyosung is working to create eco-friendly stretch solutions.
Astronomers have long been puzzled by the faint young sun paradox, which says the sun would not have been bright enough in the past to keep Earth warm.Now it seems the moon may have helped…