London(UK)- On Friday 14 October (England) and Friday 30 September (Scotland), hundreds of schools will again take part in ‘JUST ONE Tree Day’ – an international non-uniform day where children are encouraged to bring in £1 to plant a tree and help reforest the planet. Organised by JUST ONE
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30 years into the future, what are the clothes that will populate our daily lives? Back in 1995, a cult favourite rom-com movie, Clueless, saw the fashion-savvy protagonist, Cher Horowitz, pick out her daily school outfit on a software that digitally changed outfits on her picture. For many of us, thinking of futuristic fashion also brings […]
The One Drop Foundation and the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation proudly announce the launch of their new Telomiova Project in Madagascar “What a perfect way to celebrate World Water Day! The One Drop Foundation is to join forces with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation kicking off our brand-new partnership with Helvetas. The One […]
Industry Voice: Air bp’s global aviation sustainability director Andreea Moyes explains how the firm is addressing logistical challenges head on to help scale up SAF production. As conventional jet fuel volumes increased over decades, the supply and logistics have been continually optimised by tailoring supply solutions to meet customer requirements as they
Australia’s new government has formally committed to a more ambitious greenhouse gas reduction target of 43% by the end of the decade in fulfilment of a key election pledge CANBERRA, Australia — Australia’s new government on Thursday formally committed to a more ambitious greenhouse gas reduction target of 43% by the end of the decade […]
Due to the increasing concerns being raised over the rapid environmental degradation in several countries, the demand for eco-friendly energy sources is rising rapidly across the world. Moreover, the governments of many countries are implementing strict regulations and policies for mitigating the utilization of non-renewable energy sources for power generation. This is
Nairobi, 13 June 2022 – Water advocate, ultra-marathon runner and businesswoman Mina Guli arrived in Kenya on Saturday, 11 June, to kick off the African leg of the RUN BLUE Campaign, which will see her completing 200 marathons around the world by March next year. Australian-born Guli is the CEO of Thirst Foundation, a non-profit […]
Livestock emissions are a major source of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas; New Zealand has more livestock than people Wellington – New Zealand will tax burps by cattle and sheep in order to tackle one of its biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new draft plan brought out by the government and […]
The Zayed Sustainability Prize, an evolution of the Zayed Future Energy Prize, is the UAE’s pioneering global award in sustainability and a tribute to the legacy of the late founding father of the UAE, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. Established in 2008, this annual award recognises and rewards the achievements of those who are […]
British Herald takes you to some of the Olympic venues that have minimised their carbon footprints or helped to protect multiple plant and animal species. Olympic venues are a powerful way to improve the lives of host city residents. Long after the Games are finished, the venues enable local communities to play more sport and […]