A new report suggests the pandemic could present an opportunity to make the sector less environmentally harmful, but some operators are not so sure The Queenstown waterfront is quieter than normal for mid-February, except for the oncoming hum of the Hydro Attack: a high-speed, shark-shaped semi-submersible, zipping visitors around the bay. The attraction, billed as […]
Read MoreLakes underneath the Antarctic ice sheet could be more hospitable than previously thought, allowing them to host more microbial life. Original article published on Read More
Read MoreThe government hopes to claw back money from a £1.5bn fund to promote home insulation. Original article is located at: Read More
Read MoreEven before a child is born in the US, their race plays a huge part in how they’ll experience heat and pollution. It starts with America’s history of racist housing policies that segregated families of color into undesirable neighborhoods – and we can actually see the effects of those policies today: lots of pavement, little […]
Read MoreA cool ocean current and a high capital bring surprising variety to a country of vast deserts Known in colonial times as German South West Africa, the name Namibia derives from a word meaning “vast place”. This aptly describes a country more than three times the size of the UK, yet with fewer than 2.5 […]
Read MoreRaasi Green Earth Energy Private Limited and VSR Solar Power Private Limited had sought extension of the commencing date by 15 months and 18 months respectively. Original article is located at: Read More
Read MoreThe action taken by the Delhi Police on an FIR related to a toolkit shared by climate campaigner Greta Thunberg in support of the ongoing farmer protests has triggered a war of words between the opposition and the ruling BJP. Accusing the government of “murdering democracy” by using force against a 21-year-old, the opposition on […]
Read MoreUN Global Compact CEO encourages more ‘due diligence’ on human rights Angely Mercado Mon, 02/15/2021 – 02:00 Sanda Ojiambo thinks businesses can thrive while upholding values that are becoming increasingly important to consumers and stakeholders. And as CEO and executive director of the United Nations Global Compact, she is at the helm of a movement […]
Read MoreThe mysterious existence of a leafless kauri stump, kept alive by its forest neighbours Whatever happens on their journey from feeding themselves to being fed happens out of sight — likely below ground Original article published on Read More
Read MoreWe need to talk about consumption Lauren Phipps Mon, 02/15/2021 – 01:30 Want more great analysis of the circular economy? Sign up for Circularity Weekly, our free email newsletter. I know, it’s not the most popular of subjects. But on the heels of last week’s GreenBiz 21 conference, the annual gathering of corporate sustainability professionals, […]
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