SAPEA’s comprehensive review of the evidence on Europe’s food system finds that it is not enough simply to increase productivity in a sustainable way. We also need to change from linear mass consumption to a more circular economy — which will mean changing our norms, habits and routines.
Source: www.sapea.info
Bishopston Comprehensive School in Swansea is getting rid of single-use plastic drinks bottles. Instead pupils will be offered jugs of tap water with their school meals.
Donnie Yen and Miriam Yeung among celebrities roped in for ‘Enough Plastic’ education campaign.
Last week, the Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) held a virtual meetup with the local blogging community for an interactive session that was also broadcasted on YouTube and Facebook.The meet was held alongside the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) and sought to highlight the expansion of…
The people of Bignayan Village, Mindoro, relied on tourism for their livelihood. With the COVID-19 lockdown, tourism stopped – No tourists – No Jobs – No Money – No food. Many families are struggling to provide at least one meal a day. There is no money for phone calls, internet, electricity…
The EU is preparing a due diligence law by June 2021 to hold companies accountable for their impact on people and the planet. There is an urgent need to address the human rights violations, child labour, environmental impact, and disinformation of the tobacco industry, write Helen Stjerna, Farida…
Institutions are taking creative measures to save energy and reduce waste, with impressive results.