I am Eva: the new business providing an alternative to single use menstrual products | Stuff.co.nz
Period underwear is the 21st century sanitary pad, and a Kiwi company is offering them here.
Source: www.stuff.co.nz
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The Surrey Hills Christmas Fair celebrates the best of Surrey fine arts, crafts and artisanal produce. We are delighted to host and curate this event, which will take place across the Manor House, Place Farm Barn and walled gardens. Our exhibiting partners include Wey Ceramics, Surrey Hills Enterprises, Guildford Art Society, Surrey Sculpture Society, The Artshed Surrey, Surrey Guild of Craftsmen, Aaronson Hauck & Friends. All ticket sales help to fund the work of the West Horsley Place Trust. In the manor house we are celebrating the best of Surrey fine arts and crafts. Experience the unique atmosphere of the manor house, complete with roaring fires as you peruse arts and crafts from paintings to ceramics, textiles, jewellery, sculpture, prints, silversmithing and more.
Read the full article at: www.westhorsleyplace.org
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Global e-scrap dumping—it’s a serious environmental and public health issue. To help address this critical concern, Cisco hosts Recycle IT Day every year, and has done so since 2002. Around the world, Cisco locations act as collection points for employees to drop off e-scrap like end-of-life…
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What It Takes To Be A Leader In Sustainability – Canadian Business
From firestorms and fatal heat waves to flooding and droughts, climate events are accelerating. Each one is forcing more focused attention on finding strategic solutions to a global concern—and quickly. Businesses are stepping up to meet this daunting challenge. By closely examining their environmental footprints, setting ambitious carbon-emission reduction targets and better empowering stakeholders through transparent communication, many for-profit organizations are embracing sustainability as a core philosophy. The result is more widespread ambition than ever before to make real and meaningful shifts to how—and why—they do business. Experts say there is no time to lose.
Circular Economy Meetings, Planet of the Humans’ Critique, Green Career Workshops & LE Volunteer Openings
Public Forum The Leaders in Energy Circular Economy Working Group (CEWG) had an excellent turnout for the virtual viewing of The Story of Plastic: 47 unique views! In addition, the CEWG May 27th meeting featured Justin Marino, Co-founder of Mason and Greens Sustainable Dry Goods Store in Alexandria on “Exploring Local Reuse Models in the DMV and How They Are Adapting to a Post-COVID World.”