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
A new study has been published claims that a type of meteorite called an enstatite chondrite could be responsible for the abundance of water on Earth.This…
The Department of Sustainable Biomaterials recently purchased a new hot-press to support teaching and research activities on the VT campus. Most of the funds were supplied by the College of Natural Resources and Environment; the rest was supplied by the Wood-Based Composites Center (WBC), a National Science Foundation Industry/University Cooperative Research Center.
Sustainability serves as a lens through which business leaders are able to identify opportunities that might otherwise have been missed — to cut costs, reduc…
Mayor Gianni De Martino has approved an order banning all single-use plastics that aren’t biodegradable as of Wednesday, May 1.
The Circular Revolution is described as being ‘the first business-led hub in the UK focused on circular thinking’. Designed in partnership with Swansea and Exeter Universities, the £2.3m centre is part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund through the Welsh government, which will contribute over £1.5m. “It is a privilege to be afforded this opportunity to host the centre and drive circular thinking forward globally from Wales,” said Riversimple director Fiona Spowers. “While there is a lot of enthusiasm for the concept of circular business models, they are hard to adopt and embrace fully. With Circular Revolution’s pilot programme, we are uniquely positioned to trial, test and refine this research on a real small business in Wales, Riversimple.”
Greece is advancing on plans to ban single-use plastics by July, 2021. A new law targets unsustainable practices.