With COP25 and Christmas now on the horizon, we take a look back at a November packed full of sustainability and energy news. This round-up includes all the highlights from edie’s Net Zero November campaign and the build-up to the UK genera
Source: www.edie.net
Ready to grow your own food? We have everything you need here, and it’s all based on research from the University of Florida’s Center for Land Use Efficiency.
Moves to address marine litter and microplastics, prevent and reduce air pollution were among the 13 non-binding resolutions passed by the UN Environment Assembly at its recent meeting in in Nairobi. The Draft resolution on marine litter and microplastics seeks, by 2025, to “prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution”.
It’s what everyone in the design scene is wondering: What are the trends that will appear after COVID-19? Heimtextil, the leading fair for home and interiors textiles, is scheduled for May 4-7, 2021, in Frankfurt, Germany, and may offer some answers. (The show’s previously planned dates of Jan. 12-15, 2021, were just changed.) The trade show recently presented a video seminar with textile trends for 2021-22.
Alberta’s production cuts have largely managed to close the gap between the WCS and WTI benchmarks, but uncertainties are creeping up over the long-term sustainability of these output cuts…
The restaurant in the west of Ireland commits to using native ingredients only, and has retained it’s Michelin star since 2015.
In many countries like Vietnam, there is nobody to even pick them up, let alone recycle them.