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As we enter into the holiday season, consider shopping sustainably this year. Reporter @toriatolley highlights some businesses putting sustainability at the forefront https://t.co/EVT8BssyBq
The Caywood family began farming in Pinal County in 1930 when Nancy Caywood’s grandfather purchased the land.
Five generations later, the future of Caywood Farms is uncertain due to water shortages. Read more here:
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Hawaii declared a climate emergency in April, the first state to do so. Reporter Jeremy Yurow explains what that means in our latest story: https://t.co/SDrVfEsnZI
“Arizonans need a full $3.5 trillion Build Back Better plan with no cuts to climate and a pathway to citizenship because it is all of our lives on the line.” said Brian Mecinas.
Read more: https://t.co/lt9ogdl8C6
“The results of a yearlong pilot project that tested the efficiency of cool pavement… concluded that the pavement effectively lowered city temperatures and will potentially decrease energy consumption in Phoenix.” Read more here! https://t.co/QO8eK17L2P
Hello! TSR is back! We are having our first meeting tomorrow at 3 p.m. via zoom to discuss expectations for this school year. If you want to share sustainability-based articles, podcast, videos or art with us this semester, DM us for the link!
How has the mainstream media been a positive force for good in the midst of the Covid-19 crisis? By providing accessible information and giving a face to the statistic.
Live on the tSR blog now!
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Grab some popcorn and join students from Peter Byck’s Sustainability Storytelling Course in celebrating the world premier of their final film product. There will be two films with Q&A for each. See you there!
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Small Seeds of Change: Hope during COVID-19
tSR will be looking at positive ways in which mainstream media can communicate stories that support the well-being of communities and the advancement of a more inclusive and just world. What news sources have done this well?
On this 50th Earth Day, what do you envision the world to be like after the Covid-19 crisis?
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Share your vision with us in picture, video, poetry… https://t.co/TgYe5qGt2T
What sustainable fashion solutions have you created or seen?
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The Covid crisis has called into question many systems; healthcare, economic, education, industry. The Fast Fashion industry has long been a polluter of… https://t.co/3Mt8TmxTbE
Interested in learning how to communicate your project effectively?
tSR board members, Amelia and Kathryn have been hard at work and having fun putting together this weeks podcast training! Part 1 will be published… https://t.co/pzoub3GssC
The Sustainability Review is back from our brief hiatus! Tune into our two part podcast training happening this month featuring tSR contributor, Amelia Kovacs. Interested in see what else we’ve been up to? Check out… https://t.co/Q5r1xHGIce
#Chevron has announced a new set of goals that focus on the reduction of its upstream oil net GHG emission intensity by 5-10% and upstream natural gas net GHG emission intensity by 2-5% by 2023. For more information, please visit: https://t.co/PGAB0Qro95 Photo source: Axios
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Amazon India recently announced plans to phase out plastic from their packaging by June 2020. The plastic will be replaced with recyclable paper. For more information, please visit: https://t.co/HqrFX7nkce #tSR#asugreen#gogreen#amazon#india#sustainability#Recycle
In alignment with their parent company’s global “World Without Waste” goal, Dasani has recently unveiled five sustainability initiatives, one of them involving bottles created from renewable sources. For details, visit: https://t.co/5qbBT2djlm #tSR#gogreen#dasani#recycle
#Google has pledged to ensure that 100% of its “Made by Google” products incorporate recycled materials beginning in 2022. The company is also committed to making all of its hardware shipments carbon neutral by 2020. https://t.co/NXp0yUMIOB #tSR#asugreen#carbonneutral