Ecocide as an International Crime
One solution to the widespread or long-term damage to the environment gaining support is to make ecocide a crime and punishable by international justice. Major events that massively destroy ecosystems would thus fall under the jurisdiction of the international criminal court. This would allow citizens to hold compani ...
Posted on 13/11/21
COP26 Climate Summit: A Scientists’ Guide to a Momentous Meeting
During COP26 – the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties – government officials and business leaders will present their latest commitments to cut greenhouse-gas emissions. Scientists will also discuss efforts to track emissions, understand impacts, and advance potential climate solutions. With its traditio ...
Posted on 28/10/21
Level(s) – European Framework for Sustainable Buildings
Level(s) is a simple entry point for applying circular economy principles in our built environment and a flexible solution for identifying sustainability hotspots and for future-proofing projects and portfolio. It provides a common language for assessing and reporting on the sustainability performance of buildings. Lev ...
Posted on 22/07/21
Canada: Sustainability in Hotels – from Expense to Profit
Hotel companies, developers and operators are implimenting short- and long-term sustainability solutions and practices while increasing profitability. Long-term sustainability decisions are being made to combat climate change that lead to a significant cost saving over the longer term. Hotels designed in accordance w ...
Posted on 24/03/21
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