One-third of all food produced globally is wasted which is a huge problem, particularly in countries like the Philippines where a quarter of the population lives below the overty line. WWF’s project ‘The Sustainable Diner’ aims to promote sustainable food production and consumption in the…
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With so many factors affecting our water quality — from fracking and runoff, to lead and over development — it can seem daunting to know where to begin. But the good news is there are plenty of strategies and solutions to combat these challenges!
Join the webinar with legislators from across the state to learn more about the challenges facing our drinking water and rivers and streams, and what we can do to help ensure clean water for everyone.
Sustainability professionals seeking insight on reducing and eliminating single-use plastics can now watch a free webinar that took place Thursday 17 January at 2pm, featuring expert speakers from A Plastic Planet, Sky and Cranswick.
Sitting at the mouth of the Patapsco River sits Baltimore’s inner harbor. A point of pride for a city that’s most known for Cal Ripken, John Waters, and only the bestest crime drama ever made, Baltimoreons enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking, rafting, and famous blue crabs from the water surrounding Charm City. To keep enjoying the beauty, bounty, and recreation that begins in Baltimore’s inner harbor, the waterways can’t be allowed to get filled with garbage, and keeping trash out of them is critical to maintaining rivers and bays that bring joy and pleasure to the area’s citizens and visitors. Often, that single-use water bottle that doesn’t make it into the trash bin can find its way to a storm drain where it can end up in the harbor, and eventually, the ocean.
Seven millennia since its invention, leather remains one of the most durable and versatile natural materials. However, some consumers question the ethical ramifications and environmental sustainability of wearing products sourced from animals.
Sensil® from Nilit® is a premium fabric made from Nylon 6.6, to create durable, smart clothing that supports sustainability.
In this episode of Wondercast, we speak to Richard Jones from Indorama Ventures about their ideas and how we can be friends.