The Missing Room / Carroccera Collective
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Insect-based pet food, the latest byproduct of EU bureaucracy – POLITICO
Catering waste may transmit several animal diseases such as African or classical swine fever, foot and mouth disease…
Exploring the rise of sustainable fashion in London
As one of the fashion capitals in the world, London is clearly a fashionable city. Consumers are becoming…
Europe needs to go much further in slashing red tape, French minister urges – POLITICO
“I hear about other projects from the Commission, like creating new environmental benchmarks for 2040,” he said. “This…
Commission exempts 38,000 companies from 8 EU laws – POLITICO
Ahead of the launch of the Commission’s latest simplification proposal — called the fourth omnibus on small mid-caps…
How to Design Residential Urban Terraces: Strategies for Living Well in High Places
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A better way to market sustainable products Copy
Plenty of shoppers say they prefer sustainable products over ordinary ones. Yet for consumer product companies, tapping into…
Greece plans six waste-to-energy plants amid EU trend away from incineration
In this 2018 photo earthmovers push mountains of garbage as seagulls fly over the country’s largest landfill at…
What home-movers want in 2025 – The Irish News
As climate concerns and rising energy costs continue to affect the world at large, sustainable living has also…
Research on the employment mobility patterns and driving factors of graduates from double first-class universities in the central China
Characteristics of student source and employment networksBasic statistical characteristics The number and percentage of students of “double first-class”…