Cape Town pledges to phase out single-use plastics
If the way we use plastic is not dramatically changed, there may be more of it in the ocean than fish, by 2050.Cape Town…
Source: www.thesouthafrican.com
If the way we use plastic is not dramatically changed, there may be more of it in the ocean than fish, by 2050.Cape Town…
Source: www.thesouthafrican.com
Read more about AAI imposes ban on single-use plastic items at 129 airports across country on Business Standard.AAI said that on the basis of a third-party assessment carried out by Quality Council of India (QCI), 16 of its airports have been declared as ‘Single-Use Plastic Free’…
Flight EY484 will depart Abu Dhabi on 21 April, landing in Brisbane on 22 April – Earth Day. Sheikh Theyab bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, chairman of the Abu Dhabi Department of Transport said: “Sustainable and efficient transport is core to the government’s vision, and we commend Etihad’s proactivity in paving the way for sustainability and efficiency in air transportation.
Global automotive supplier Marelli has unveiled a new goal to become carbon neutral across its direct impacts and operations by 2030, with a focus on onsite renewable generation and energy efficiency upgrades to be introduced. The company will focus on an “energy efficiency Monozukuri” programme that has been introduced to reduce energy usage at plants. Italian automotive developer Marelli has committed to becoming carbon neutral within its operations (Scope 1 and Scope 2) by 2030, this will cover emissions from direct sources owned or controlled by the company and emissions from energy purchases. Marelli’s executive chairman Dinesh Paliwal said: “The automotive industry has a critical role to play in creating a cleaner, greener world. In addition to our role as a supplier of technologies which enable the responsible transition towards full electrification, this significant investment in achieving full operational carbon neutrality is a milestone in building a stronger, more sustainable Marelli.”
Startup Liquidstar is targeting rural electrification by combining solar powered charging stations wtih portable batteries and blockchain…
REMONDIS has completed one of its biggest phases of acquisition activity in Australia, securing numerous Veolia and Suez sites, assets and customers across the country. As part of the deal, REMONDIS will return to the South Australian market and boost its Australian footprint more broadly. The company is positioned to increase commercial, industrial and medical waste management and recycling offerings to new and existing clients across the Business to Government, Business to Business and Business to Consumer sectors. As of Saturday 9 April, REMONDIS has acquired Jandakot Commercial and Industrial Collections business in Perth, Wingfield commercial and industrial collections and medical waste business in Adelaide, Seven Hills Transfer Station in Sydney and selected national commercial and industrial customer contracts.
An interview with activist, educator, and professor Dr. Tyra Good on the theory and practice of culturally responsive and sustaining education.