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As world leaders flocked to the G7 summit at Carbis Bay in Cornwall to discuss the Covid pandemic recovery and the climate emergency, activists have also taken the chance to demonstrate to the leaders of seven of the wealthiest global democracies.From a swarm of 300 drones creating 3D images of endangered… Read more » - G7 leaders face make-or-break moment in climate crisis
Analysis: message in Cornwall is clear – leaders must act now or go down in history as the ones who threw away last-ditch chance Global leaders arriving in Cornwall for the G7 summit have already found themselves in a changed world: masks and social distancing have replaced the usual hugs,… Read more » - IT’S THE HUG A CLIMATE SCIENTIST DAY TEN YEAR HAPPY TENNIVERSARY! | First Dog on the Moon
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UN secretary general says he’s concerned that the richest nations have pumped billions more into fossil fuels than clean energy since the pandemicWealthy countries risk an “unforgivable lost opportunity” by not emerging from the Covid-19 pandemic with newly green economies to address the climate crisis, the United Nations secretary general… Read more » - G7 leaders depicted in Mount Recyclemore e-waste sculpture
Cornwall art installation created from 20,000 pieces of discarded tech highlights growing threat it poses to environmentThe seven giant faces loom above the dunes, gazing sombrely over swathes of bright sea thrift towards the ocean.Even before the G7 had sat down to begin their Cornish summit, Mount Recyclemore, a sculpture… Read more » - Prince Charles urges businesses to help lead way on climate
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Five citizens accuse government of failing to protect them from impacts of global heatingFive Polish citizens are taking their government to court over its failure to protect them from the impacts of the climate crisis.They say the state has breached their rights to life, health and family life by delaying… Read more »
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Harford Minerals, which operates a reclamation facility in Maryland, USA, has reinforced its commitment to sustainability and a full life cycle approach to materials usage with a multi-million-dollar investment in a new state-of-the-art wet processing plant from CDE Global, for construction, demolition and excavation (CD&E) waste, representing the largest single investment… Read more » - Return-It is adapting its social purpose to pivot to a post-pandemic era where nothing is waste
For the past 26 years, B.C.-based stewardship corporation Return-It, part of Encorp Pacific (Canada), has been a leader in recycling and community education. As of April, Return-It is broadening its commitment to sustainability after announcing its official social purpose aimed at creating a better future for people, communities and the… Read more » - New Way Trucks marks 50th anniversary with opening of new facility
Scranton Manufacturing and its New Way Trucks brand marked the beginning of its 50th anniversary of manufacturing operations with the opening of a new Customer Support Centre at the campus of its main headquarters in Scranton, Iowa. Read more » - Strong PET demand will eventually find its supply
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In October of 2020, the Canadian government first announced its intentions to label all plastic goods as toxic as part of its plan to move to zero plastic waste by 2030. In early May, the government published an order-in-council in the Canada Gazette Part II, to add "plastic manufactured items"… Read more »
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