Planet or Plastic? - 0 views
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Del Birmingham on 18 May 18This links to several articles in the May issue on plastic waste in the environment.
Unprecedented Colorado River Water Shortage Could Be Declared in 2020 - 0 views
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After years of unrelenting drought, federal forecasters reported there are better-than-even odds that the nation's largest reservoir will decline into shortage conditions by 2020, forcing Arizona, Nevada and Mexico to reduce their Colorado River water use.
National Geographic's Clever New Cover Contains Chilling Warning About Plastics | HuffPost - 0 views
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The 18 billion pounds of plastic that end up in the ocean each year are "just the tip of the iceberg," the caption says.
Nike, H&M and Burberry join forces for sustainable fashion | Reuters - 1 views
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The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, set up by the record-breaking sailor, announced on Wednesday that the brands were joining its Make Fashion Circular scheme to reduce global waste from fashion by recycling raw materials and products.
Greenpeace: Paper giant cut forests during conservation pact | Fox Business - 0 views
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Greenpeace has ended a five-year truce with one of the world's largest paper companies, accusing it of cutting down tropical forests in Indonesia during the entire time the two were cooperating on conservation.
Water shortages to be key environmental challenge of the century, Nasa warns | Environm... - 0 views
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Freshwater supplies have already seriously declined in 19 global hotspots - from China to the Caspian Sea - due to overuse, groundbreaking study shows
First 'Plastic Free' Label Debuts to Help Shoppers Cut Waste - 1 views
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Even if you try to avoid buying plastics, you might be surprised to find it lurks in many common food and beverage containers, including tin cans, disposable coffee cups and even tea bags. On Wednesday, however, the environmental group A Plastic Planet debuted the world's first "Plastic Free Trust Mark" to help shoppers know that their products are packaged entirely without the non-biodegradable material, which harms marine life and has entered the larger food chain.
In the Arctic, the Old Ice Is Disappearing - The New York Times - 0 views
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In the Arctic Ocean, some ice stays frozen year-round, lasting for many years before melting. But this winter, the region hit a record low for ice older than five years.
Costa Rica to ban fossil fuels and become world's first decarbonised society | The Inde... - 1 views
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Costa Rica's new president has announced a plan to ban fossil fuels and become the first fully decarbonised country in the world.
Colombia's supreme court orders government to stop Amazon deforestation - 0 views
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Colombia's supreme court granted protections, filed by 25 children and other young people, that affirm that deforestation in the Colombian Amazon violates their rights to health and life. In the ruling, the supreme court ordered the president of Colombia and environmental authorities to create an action plan to protect this important natural area.
U.S. Plastics Producers Aim to Recycle or Recover 100% of Plastic Packaging by 2040 | S... - 0 views
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Three new goals to enhance the circular economy for plastics and reduce packaging waste have been announced by leading U.S. plastic producers including BASF, Dow, DuPont and Braskem. Together as part of the American Chemistry Council (ACC)'s Plastics Division, 15 leading resin manufacturers and an affiliated trade association have strengthened their commitments to capturing, recycling and recovering plastics.
'Sustainable Living': Unilever reveals green brands growing 46 per cent faster than res... - 1 views
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Consumer goods giant says 70 per cent of its revenue growth last year came from its 'sustainable living' brands
Tourism responsible for 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions, study finds | Carbon Brief - 1 views
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Worldwide tourism accounted for 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions from 2009 to 2013, new research finds, making the sector a bigger polluter than the construction industry.
Hawaii Lawmakers Pass Ban on Coral-Damaging Sunscreen - 0 views
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Lawmakers in Hawaii passed a bill Tuesday prohibiting the sale of sunscreens that are harmful to ocean ecosystems, including coral reefs. The bill now heads to Governor David Ige for his signature. If signed, Hawaii will ban these sunscreens starting Jan. 1, 2021 and become the first state in the nation to enact such a law.
Personal Care Products as Dangerous for the Air as Car Exhaust, Study Finds - 0 views
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A study by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the Cooperative Institute for Research In Environmental Sciences (CIRES) found that emissions from personal care products commuters use before leaving in the morning were roughly equivalent in magnitude to emissions from the tailpipes of their cars.
Drop by Drop, Better Management Makes Dents in China's Water Stress | World Resources I... - 1 views
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The rate of increase in China's water withdrawals has significantly slowed, from 5.1 billion cubic meters per year in 2001-2010, to 1.6 billion cubic meters per year from 2010-2015.
Morgan Stanley's low-carbon financing plan brings big bank pledges to $1 trillion - Hou... - 0 views
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Morgan Stanley said it plans to pour $250 billion into low-carbon financing over the next 12 years, funding renewable energy and clean tech ventures and underwriting so-called sustainable bonds, which are debt for environmental projects.
Exclusive New Video From Greenpeace Reveals Massive Deforestation in Indonesia - 1 views
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A palm oil supplier to Mars, Nestlé, PepsiCo and Unilever is destroying rainforests in Papua, Indonesia, a new investigation by Greenpeace International has revealed. Satellite analysis suggests that around 4,000 hectare of rainforest were cleared in PT Megakarya Jaya Raya concession between May 2015 and April 2017-an area almost half the size of Paris.
Europe-wide pesticide ban to give bees a chance - 1 views
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Neonicotinoids are bad news for bees and we've known it for a while. But the situation regarding bee populations and the world's most widely used pesticide has now become so dire that the EU has placed a complete ban on their outdoor use, and it's expected to take effect by the end of the year.
8 Key Sustainability Trends to Watch Out for This Year | 3BL Media - 0 views
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Over the last 12 months, challenges around addressing sustainability issues have featured consistently in global headlines. Despite mixed political messages about our transition to a low-carbon future, the private sector has continued to drive sustainability up the business agenda; from Science Based Targets (SBTs) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to increased investor scrutiny over Non-Financial Reporting. Here are eight key topics from around the world which will likely shape sustainability during 2018.
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