The program “Buy fresh buy local” is owned by PASA (Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture). The principal brand of the local food movement in the USA, its aim is to strengthen regional food systems by expanding markets for locally produced food. It also supports local producers, productive farmland, rural economies, as well as retailers, restaurants and food businesses, while helping consumers find local products easily.
Today, nearly 30,000 species are facing extinction. Wildlife conservation has become a top priority for environmentalists and citizens around the world. It is the act of protecting animal species to prevent habitat degradation and extinction. It’s not only about ensuring the sustainability of the world’s many ecosystems, it’s all about respect. It’s about understanding that we humans are not superior to any other species and that we all deserve to live on this wonderful planet.
Protecting wildlife is essential to maintaining, and even improving our current quality. The air we breathe, the water we drink and the food that we eat all ultimately rely on biodiversity. It plays an important role in maintaining a healthy ecological balance on this earth. And we must teach the younger generations the value of wildlife conservation and biodiversity, hence empower them to take part in creating a safer planet for every animal and plant species.
Every piece of plastic or paper garbage you have ever thrown away still exists, on this planet, in our soil or our oceans. It’s all still out there, and now it is choking our oceans and killing our wildlife. It causes disastrous outcomes as well as higher CO2 emissions, so waste is a key contributor to climate change as well.
What do we call a wrong act on the environment? A wrong act is any activity conducted by an individual, company or community that can be detrimental to the environment. We are going to name 3 wrong acts that some people do almost spontaneously which lead to environmental degradation.
Less than 30% of the 25,000 tons of plastics generated each year in Europe are recyclable. Of the 75% of plastics produced that become waste, only 9% are recycled. Moreover, very often the waste ends up in the oceans. This means that we could find more plastic waste than fish in the oceans by 2025 if things don’t change.
We all have in our house some items that we don’t use, or not anymore, which catches dust at the bottom of a cupboard. These are items of our childhood, some household appliances which doesn’t really work anymore, or even a gift that was given to you but which you don’t like and you don’t intend to use. Hence, this resourceful article to help you render the useless into something more… practical. This will prevent you from wasting by throwing away an item that is still be usable. But first and foremost, it allows you to protect the planet, a core value that does not leave anyone indifferent. So, how use old and unused items in our daily life ?
Waste management has been a global concern that has encouraged various nations to think about how to implement recycling effectively. Recycling is the method of converting waste into valuable resources. The procedure involves several steps: the collection of old used items, their decontamination and their transformation into something completely new. The more individuals take into this practice, being more aware of the Earth’s resources and consciously evaluating of their recyclability, the easier the whole process.
As the beautiful festive Christmas is approaching, everyone is busy in the hustle and bustle of their lives. Looking for sustainable gifts or ways to waste less this Christmas? Here is a list of some absolutely easy and thoughtful ecological tips below that can help you to bring new initiatives. These Eco-friendly tips can help to prevent environmental damage and at the same time make a holly jolly sustainable Christmas.
Air pollution is recognized as the most alarming problem that occurs around the world because of its harmful impact on health and the environment. In other words, it means the contamination of the air through harmful substances into the earth’s atmosphere where it can cause difficult for living things to survive. It may not always be visible, but it can be deadly. Hence, it is also known as an invisible, silent killer that is spreading like a bushfire affecting the world.
Au sein d’un monde préoccupé par l’environnement, il est important de transmettre nos gestes et projets aux plus jeunes afin de perpétuer l’amélioration des conditions environnementales. En effet, nous évoluons avec de nouvelles astuces, de nouvelles idées et de nouvelles motivations sur ce sujet depuis quelques années. C’est pourquoi, il est important de transmettre cette attention écologique aux plus jeunes pour qu’ils continuent dans cette voie et atteignent l’objectif d’une planète en bonne santé. Une technique s’est alors développé : apprendre à préserver l’environnement tout en s’amusant.