As part of the university’s ongoing sustainability efforts, William & Mary Dining Services implemented a phase-out to use up its remaining stock of single-use plastics on the way to switching to alternatives.
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Midwest Made is raising funds for Midwest Made: 0% Plastic. 0% Animals. 100% Sustainable. on Kickstarter! 100% natural desk accessories provide a sustainable solution for the work being produced right under your fingertips.
Teaching your children sustainability is about being an example, and practicing what you preach.
Entrepreneurs love taking “no” as a challenge, as if the right combination of savvy and stubbornness can overcome any obstacle. It’s why, against the odds, Kate Hudson went after an elusive herb called amla. This happened early into Hudson’s latest business, InBloom, a line of plant-based powdered supplements she launched in August 2020. The amla plant is native to India and believed in Ayurvedic medicine to promote overall wellness and longevity, and Hudson’s team had spent months working on the formula for an amla-packed, immunity-boosting blend they hoped to introduce later this year.
“Loupwheels” is a digital mediator that will help connect cab, hospital ambulance, blood bank to customers according to their needs. Founded by group of techies, headquarted at Gurgaon India “Loupwheels” offers its services for people. What we offer: Modern solutions to the requirements of modern world: Taxi services for client in need of a reliable ride with drivers experienced in hospitality. Safe and rapid ambulance services with reasonable fares for hospitals and private clients. Donor services for patients in need of a urgent blood transfusion. We prioritize our customers happiness, affordability of our services and compliance with sustainability trends: minimizing carbon emissions of your rides, promoting social equality for our drivers.
Plus, why microgrids and indoor agriculture are a combination worth consideration.
What an amazing week we just had for our efforts at the Plastic Oceans Foundation – both north and south of the equator. While our US Chairman, William Pfeiffer, was representing us in Davos, I was joined in Chile by Chief Evangelist, Craig Leeson, and our Director of Partnerships, Brigette Allen. Hosting and coordinating our journey was Mark Minneboo, Executive Director of Plastic Oceans Chile. With an incredible film crew in tow, we set out to discover and capture examples of multi-sector solutions to plastic pollution. As a nation with over 2,600 miles of coastline, Chile has a vested interest in tackling this issue head-on. We were impressed by the efforts we found to bring together industry leaders, government, NGOs, and local communities, to innovate and act on efforts to reduce the plastic waste that is destroying the oceans and our own human food chain.