Two Sister Bosses Are Flipping the Sustainable Tourism Equation
Sisters Jennifer May and Colleen Tebrake of Two Sister Bosses are behind the development of North America’s first landscape hotel in Sedona, Arizona.
Source: lodgingmagazine.com
Sisters Jennifer May and Colleen Tebrake of Two Sister Bosses are behind the development of North America’s first landscape hotel in Sedona, Arizona.
Source: lodgingmagazine.com
Facebook News, the feature first introduced in October 2019, is rolling out to all users in the United States.With Facebook News, users in the US get access to…
H&M is offering third parties access to its supply chain and logistics network as part of its sustainability push.
Serengeti National Park is home to a breathtaking array of wild animals, from lions to elephants and migrating wildebeests. But the local people living on the fringes of the area comprise an equally important part of this …
The intervention comes in response to hundreds of millions of dollars in losses each year…
Land-based sources of pollution have a major impact on planetary health and on the oceans, evidenced by the development of a Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-Based Activities (GPA). Growing populations, increasingly intensive and large-scale agriculture, and booming urbanization mean a growing amount of wastewater discharge into aquatic ecosystems and nutrient runoff to waterways. Together, these lead to eutrophication, toxic algae blooms, greater incidence of water-borne disease, lowered resilience of ecosystems to environmental change, and harm to species, including humans. Wastewater pollution and nutrient runoff are evident in freshwater and fluvial systems, but in this MOOC we also aim to focus on the impacts and solutions that pertain to coasts and oceans.
I recently had the chance to look back at some of the Plastics Division’s environmental stewardship programs, and I’m struck by how our engagement on the marine litter/plastic waste issue has grown.