With many of us heading back to the office for our first day at work in 2020 this week, edie has explored the environmental issues which could dominate sustainability conversations this year – and is giving you the chance to have your say.
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The shipping industry is used to dealing with constant change, from shifting socio-economic conditions to extreme weather. But now it faces its biggest challenge yet: becoming more sustainable. Maritime transport is already responsible for approximately 2.5 percent of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) – and to avoid this increasing even further, the industry must take drastic steps to transform its operations. Shipping companies are already turning to cleaner fuel types or installing new equipment.
The circular economy has seen a significant increase in interest over the past few years and is continuing to gain steady momentum. With this surge in popularity, many mention the term “circular economy” or “circular principles” without really explaining what they mean.
Calculations performed by an international team of researchers from Spain, Italy, France, Germany, and Japan show that the crystal structure of the record superconducting LaH10 compound is stabilized by atomic quantum fluctuations.
Food Lion, Sprouts, ShopRite among those touting accomplishments in this area…
The Paper Cup Recovery and Recycling Group (PCRRG) has announced that it is supporting the first Scottish initiative to stop single-use cups going to landfill or ending up as litter. …
Harvard received an award at the Climate Leadership Conference in Baltimore, recognizing its commitment to the environment….