Developed by AFNOR, the new XP X30-901 standard lays down a method of organization for launching circular economy projects.
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How does climate change and sustainability feature in primary and intermediate school classrooms and whole-school practices? We asked teachers and principals a few questions about climate change and sustainability as part of the 2019 NZCER national survey of English-medium primary and intermediate schools. Findings include: Many principals and teachers think climate change will have moderate to major impacts in their students’ lifetimes. Half of the principals said their school supports students who choose to take part in climate action such as school strikes.
Hosted in one of America’s greenest cities, Greenbuild Conference & Expo continues to set an industry standard for events by reaching 86% diversion rate.
Sustainable living appears expensive especially on Instagram because influencers show off lots of eco-friendly items and purchases; live in huge or fancy homes with trendy minimal decor and zero waste accessories.
Brooklyn-based artist Robin Frohardt has found a way to shine a creative light on consumption, conveniences, and the impact of single-use plastics.
Researchers discovered the world’s oldest ‘bug’ on record – a 425-million-year-old fossilized millipede. It is 75 million years younger than previously estimated using a new dating technique.
10-year anniversary for Cermaq’s sustainability report April 16, 2019 Aquaculture News,News-Global This year marks Cermaq’s ten years anniversary for its award winning sustainability reports. Since 2010, Cermaq’s sustainability report has been externally assured. Cermaq has led the way in contributing to an increasing transparency in the salmon industry.