This is a brief article on the implications of what a circular economy entails. This article briefly goes into how 3D Printing is able to a help to the growing problems of waste management within our world.
Source: 3dprint.com
Brookfield Properties has been named 2021 Retail Leader in the Light, an annual award presented by the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (Nareit) to member companies that demonstrate industry-leading sustainability practices. The Leader in the Light Award comes on top of Brookfield Properties’ recent recognition as the #1 ranked Regional Sector Leader for retail companies in the Americas by Amsterdam-based global sustainability authority GRESB. “It is an honor to be recognized with the 2021 Retail Leader in the Light Award. With more than 155 million square feet of retail property around the world, we believe we have a responsibility to lead the way in ESG performance as well as the opportunity to play a critical role in shaping the future of sustainability for our industry.”
The global value of DeFi has risen this july reaching the $4B mark by the start of this month. By today, the total value locked in DeFi (USD) is $7B.With this grow, many market opportunities are……
Consolidation of eco-labelled products is badly needed, according to speakers at the 11th European edition of the Sustainable Food Summit held last month in Amsterdam.
Eastman, which manufactures Naia cellulosic yarn, has joined the Milan-based C.L.A.S.S. to support the circular economy.
Annual investments of around $35 billion could bring electricity access for 759 million people who currently lack it, and $25 billion a year can help 2.6 billion people gain access to clean cooking between now and 2030. Everyone in the world could have access to clean, affordable energy within the next nine years if countries modestly increase investments, according to new reports released today, in advance of a major ministerial meeting on 21-25 June where countries and businesses will begin to announce energy plans for the decade. Annual investments of around $35 billion could bring electricity access for 759 million people who currently lack it, and $25 billion a year can help 2.6 billion people gain access to clean cooking between now and 2030.
Here on RioOnWatch we regularly report on land rights struggles in Rio de Janeiro’s favelas. With this focus in mind, on occasion we may publish articles such as this one, highlighting broader land rights conflicts across Brazil, and even the world. In the early morning hours of Saturday, April 6, residents of Acará, a municipality outside of Belém, capital of Brazil’s Northern state of Pará in the Amazon region, awoke to the distressing news that a transport ferry had crashed into the support pillars of a major bridge in the area, causing it to fall into the Moju River.