Bridal Veil Mountain Resort (BVMR) is featured in the official book for the first Earth Day, titled “Speaking for the Earth,” which promotes environmentalism and nuclear disarmament. The book, published on each Earth Day anniversary, includes footage from BVMR in its trailer. BVMR is committed to environmental sustainability and plans to develop an all-season resort that connects people with nature while preserving the surrounding landscape.
As part of Earth Month observances, the University of Houston-Downtown (UHD) is presenting a panel discussion titled “Sustainability: A Panel Discussion” on Tuesday, April 18th in Fondren Commons of the College of Sciences and Technology Building. The discussion will focus on the environment and green living, with a focus on local sustainability issues and solutions. The event is free and open to the public, and lunch will be provided to those who RSVP in advance. UHD Recycling Ambassadors will recycle the lunch waste for a zero-waste event.
Food waste is a major problem, but it’s also one of the easiest to solve. Here are some tips on how to reduce your food waste at home, at the grocery store, and at restaurants.
Sadiq Khan’s flagship policy, the ULEZ, has been controversial since its inception. The expansion of the ULEZ to the Greater London boundary last August has put his re-election in jeopardy. But has the ULEZ really made a difference to air quality? And what impact will the opening of the Silvertown tunnel next summer, and the linked tolling of the Blackwall tunnel, have on air quality? Here’s a look at the evidence.
Earth Day, celebrated annually on April 22, highlights the crucial role of bees in our ecosystems and the importance of protecting the environment. Google has created a fun video game to engage users in celebrating this day, showcasing the significance of bees for pollination and plant reproduction. The game serves as a reminder of the threats bees face due to human activities, emphasizing the need to safeguard their well-being and preserve our planet’s delicate balance.
Welcome to Earthcare Books, a hidden gem in Kolkata, India, where you’ll find a unique collection of literature and a deep commitment to the environment. Run by the dedicated couple Bharat and Vinita Mansata for over three decades, this bookstore has become a sanctuary for readers seeking alternative perspectives on art, literature, theatre, and cinema, with a special focus on ecological issues.
