SOHAR Port and Freezone has been recognized for its commitment to sustainable practices within the maritime sector, winning the Environmental Protection Award at The Maritime Standard Awards 2024. The port’s ongoing initiatives, including the Marsa LNG bunkering hub and the SOHAR Net Zero Alliance, are propelling Oman towards a greener future.
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This election cycle, Latina voters are emerging as a pivotal force, particularly on the issue of climate change. With a deep connection to their environment and concerns about the escalating impacts of climate change, Latinas are mobilizing to vote for candidates who prioritize environmental protection and a sustainable future. This article explores the reasons behind their heightened engagement, the strategies employed by organizations to mobilize them, and the potential impact on the election.
Eco Waste Solutions, a leading provider of thermal waste conversion solutions, has opened a new manufacturing facility in Batavia, New York, dedicated to producing Expeditionary Solid Waste Disposal Systems (ESWDS) for the United States Army. The ESWDS eliminates the need for burn pits, which have been a major source of toxic exposure for troops overseas, leading to health issues like cancer. This new facility signifies a major step towards safer waste management in conflict zones and a healthier future for American service members.
The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) have teamed up to revamp the Hotel Kitchen platform, a program designed to help hotels slash food waste, protect the environment, and save money. This enhanced platform equips hoteliers with the tools and resources needed to adopt sustainable practices, ultimately contributing to the national goal of reducing food waste by 50% by 2030.
Blue Lagoon Island’s Project B.E.A.C.H. brought together hundreds of Bahamians for the annual International Coastal Cleanup, focusing on restoring mangroves and removing debris from South Beach, highlighting the persistent issue of illegal dumping.
EarthX is hosting a Half-Earth Day® conference on October 22, 2024, in Dallas, TX. This event, focusing on balancing energy production and environmental protection, will bring together top leaders from the energy sector, legal community, government, and business to discuss the future of energy in the face of climate change. The conference will delve into key issues like determining the optimal energy mix, balancing government and market roles, ensuring grid reliability, and overcoming barriers to energy production.
Sustainable tourism is booming, driven by environmentally conscious travelers seeking eco-friendly experiences. From eco-certified hotels to island destinations and millennial preferences, this trend is transforming the travel industry, prioritizing both economic growth and environmental protection.
HONGQI, a Chinese automotive brand, has been recognized for its commitment to environmental sustainability and green innovation, winning the Best Case for International Cooperation Award for Environmental Protection at the First Sino-European Corporate ESG Best Practice Conference in Frankfurt. This award highlights HONGQI’s dedication to transitioning to new energy vehicles, promoting energy efficiency, and expanding its NEV offerings in Europe.
The Alberta section of the North Saskatchewan River has been officially designated as a Canadian Heritage River, acknowledging its historical, cultural, and environmental significance. The ceremony included the unveiling of new plaques and the raising of flags from Treaty 6 and the Otipemisiwak Métis Nation, symbolizing the river’s importance to Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.
Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) is urging Canadians to join the global World Cleanup Day initiative, taking place from September 20-29, 2024. This year’s theme, ‘Make Room for Life,’ emphasizes the importance of protecting wildlife habitats from pollution. DUC is organizing cleanup events across Canada, focusing on collecting and recycling waste, particularly cigarette butts and plastics, which pose significant threats to wildlife.