We help organisations evolve their approach to #sustainability. Love to tweet about #climate issues and what businesses are doing to become more #eco friendly
Hi everyone, it’s our first time on #EthicalHour We help businesses evolve their approach to sustainability. The most important eco issue to us is #ClimateChange and #plastics
The World Health Organization estimates that 9 out of 10 people in the world breathe toxic air.
This should not continue to be the norm.
#CleanAirNow >> https://t.co/vhVQilT5nQ
In Amsterdam, a new technology provides a simple solution to plastic pollution: creating an invisible barrier that helps catch and collect plastic waste before it flows into the ocean.
Via @fastcompany https://t.co/chQ2XZ9JtH
Didn’t think love island had anything to do with sustainability? Check out our latest linked in post #loveisland#sustainability#tv https://t.co/AwsplJVZea
@MikeHetheringt1 @DorsetWildlife@BSBIbotany No sign of primroses in our garden yet (I wonder if the squirrels have eaten them) but we have first signs of crocuses
Give your unwanted clothes to charities such as @oxfamgb, @CR_UK or @BritishRedCross and you’ll not only be giving your clothes a longer life, but you’ll be helping fund their important work too. Dress the world in your preloved clothes!https://t.co/RnpS2wg128 #DonationGeneration
What does the #ClimateDecade have in store?
We spoke to 10 businesses spanning a variety of sectors – from technology to cement – as they tell us what they are doing to address the climate challenge in the next critical decade.
"A lot of influencers you see pushing product, even in the sustainability space, are people that are just not qualified to talk about what they're talking about.” https://t.co/OH51f5dTiB
.@DolphinShopping Centre in Poole is hosting a Switch It Clothing Exchange in the centre's Eco Hub between 10am-3pm Sat Jan 25. Bring quality unwanted clothing, shoes and bags and swap them, refreshing your clothes without sending textiles to landfill. £1 to swap or £2 to buy.
@LUSH_AusNZ have created the Bush Animal Fund, which is supported from the sale of a limited edition All The Wild Things soap, which goes on sale this week. They are accepting grant requests from grassroots groups who are rescuing animals from the fires or restoring habitats
.@Microsoft pledge to be carbon negative by 2030 shows us all what true corporate climate leadership looks like. Is it a bold bet? Yes. This is the kind of ambition we need if we are to have any shot at a sustainable future. #CommitToClimate
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