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“If our oats had feet, they’d leave teeeeny tiny footprints � Our oats are totally European, which means they have a low carbon footprint. So choosing Alpro Oat is one of the easiest ways to make small positive changes for the planet.

Is rail sustainability running out of steam?
Peter Selway, Rail Segment Marketing Manager at Schneider Electric, looks at sustainability in the rail industry…

How to Break Your Single-Use Plastics Habit – The New York Times
Ditch your one-and-done straws, spoons, and containers with this kit of affordable, reusable stand-ins.

SCP/RAC report: “Circular business opportunities in the south Mediterranean report: how can businesses lead the way to sustainable fashion?” is now available | | SCP/RAC – Regional Activity Centre …
SCP/RAC, through SwitchMed is launching a new publication focusing on the different strategies to help achieve a transition to circular economy in the south Mediterranean textile and fashion industry.

Paris-Saclay Climathon: Developing circular economy to support local ecological transition
The Climate-KIC Climathon is a global 24-hour climate change event which will take place simultaneously in major cities around the world on 28 October 2016. For Paris-Saclay, the Climate-KIC Climathon will start in the evening of the 28 October and will last until the following day at 6 pm.

Environmental group sparks debate over B.C. cruise industry’s economic impact in Victoria | Globalnews.ca
As businesses in Victoria, B.C., await the arrival of the first cruise ship in more than two years this weekend, an environmental group is arguing the industry’s economic impact is not worth the damage to the surrounding waters and communities. An independent report commissioned by Stand.earth and released this week shows tourists arriving in the city from cruise ships spent $137.1 million in 2019, while non-cruise tourism — including those visiting Victoria by car or plane and staying in hotels — totalled $2.94 billion. “The cruise industry is not the boon to Victoria that they sell themselves as,” said Anna Barford, the Canada shipping campaigner at Stand.earth. Cruise ships that stop in Victoria are often stopping over on their way to longer-term stops in Alaska, giving passengers less than a day to visit and spend money in the B.C. capital.