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🌏 World Soil Day 2024: Empowering Soil for a Sustainable Future! 🌿 Soil is more than just the ground beneath our feet—it's the foundation of life, supporting ecosystems, agriculture, and biodiversity. At Lucky Core Industries Pharmaceutical Hawkesbay Plant, we’re celebrating World Soil Day by highlighting how innovative solutions like our organic waste composting project contribute to healthier soils and a greener planet. This initiative reflects our commitment to aligning with global efforts to protect and restore soil health for future generations. Healthy soils are critical for combating climate change, enhancing food security, and fostering biodiversity. Let’s recognize the value of this hidden resource and continue to protect it for a sustainable tomorrow. 🌱🌍 #WorldSoilDay2024 #SustainabilityMatters #SoilHealth #EnvironmentalCare #CircularEconomy #LuckyCoreIndustries

Happy World Environment Day. Let's make our environment better for the future, avoid doing harmfulness by cutting down trees, wasting foods or throwing plastic in clean areas. As an Agriculturalist, It's our prime duty to deal with the projects of production of food, fibres in a manner that can benefit the terrestrial, aquatic and manage the business related organisations of the world. We should focus on sustainable agriculture for a sustainable future. #environmemtday #sustainable #earth #earthday #betterfuture

Today is #EarthDay2024 🌎 💚   “What we’re trying to do as a business is to just tread lightly on the Earth. We’re looking at what we’re using and we’re trying to reduce that usage as much as possible.” – Mark Knight, Tangmere Airfield Nurseries’ Technical Crops Manager.   At Tangmere, we’re committed to environmentally friendly sustainable growing and aim to become a more circular business to reduce our carbon footprint and help protect the planet.   This is a continuous journey working with our customers and suppliers, as well as our own trials on the nursery. A few of our current practices include:   ♻️ Reduce, reuse, and recycle – using eco-friendly products (e.g. compostable materials) and recycling schemes to reduce waste and promote sustainability. 🌱 Good bugs help protect our plants, against pests. 💧 Water is recycled using a closed loop irrigation system, meaning zero waste. ☀️ Promoting energy-efficient plant growth. 🌿 Enhancing the sites’ biodiversity.   #EarthDay #Sustainability

🌍 Innovating for a Sustainable Future 🌱 Meet this inspiring 14-year-old who has transformed agricultural waste into a beacon of sustainability! Using peanut shells—a byproduct often discarded—she designed biodegradable planters, offering an eco-friendly and cost-effective gardening solution. In an era where the world is grappling with the challenges of excessive waste and environmental degradation, such innovations remind us of the untapped potential of circular economy principles. By repurposing waste into something valuable, we can significantly reduce our environmental footprint and pave the way for a greener future. 🔄 Why it Matters: 1. Sustainability: This innovation addresses two pressing issues—waste management and the use of non-biodegradable materials in gardening. 2. Waste-to-Resource Trend: As we move forward, repurposing waste materials will be a major focus, reducing landfill burdens and encouraging resource efficiency. 3. Youth Power: This young innovator exemplifies how the next generation is stepping up to create impactful solutions for our planet. As we head into the future, let’s embrace and support such groundbreaking ideas. Small steps like these ripple into significant change, leading us closer to a zero-waste, sustainable world. What innovative ideas have you seen recently in the field of sustainability? Let’s share and amplify them! #Sustainability #WasteToResource #CircularEconomy #YouthInnovation #EcoFriendly #FutureIsGreen

Innovating for a Sustainable future🌿 Ananta Organic products private limited , sustainability is at the core of their mission. They implement key initiatives such as: 1. Organic Farming: Utilizing natural fertilizers to maintain a healthy ecosystem. 2. Water Conservation: Efficient irrigation and rainwater harvesting minimize water usage. 3. Waste Management: Prioritizing recycling and composting to enrich soil and reduce waste. 4. Sustainable Packaging: Committed to biodegradable and recyclable materials. 5. Community Engagement: Collaborating with local farmers to promote sustainable agriculture. 6. Renewable Energy: Harnessing solar and wind power to lower their carbon footprint. 7. Education and Awareness: Offering workshops on sustainable practices to empower communities. Together, we can aim to create a greener future. Join us on this journey towards sustainability! GreenSignature #SDG #ESGcertification #BuisnessCertification #Sustainability #EcoFriendly #OrganicFarming #AnantOrganic

Good to see that innovations are coming in the field of sustainable products.

Day 4 of #ECO30 Sustainable Living Challenge 2.0 Day 4 is not promoting local production - by buying and consuming local farm produce. Through this, there is less carbon footprint from less transport of farm produce. Buying local produce also ensures less farm produce is wasted as a result of it not being sold on time. This action is not just environmentally sustainable but also economically beneficial. I plan to increase my intake of fruits!😌 #ECO30 #Sustainable #economy #challenge #production #agriculture

When it comes to committing to sustainability - be it businesses, daily lifestyle or consumption, these choices are often considered temporary. For some, it’s a trend. Some believe we can stop being sustainable once our ecosystems are restored. There are many social and economic factors that play a role in shaping anyone’s beliefs on sustainability. We have to break it to you. Sustainability is a never-ending commitment. Because the need for sustainability is never-ending. While our planet is at a point well beyond the climate crisis, we desperately need to be sustainable. Not only to minimise further damage, but to also reverse the damage caused from centuries of over-consumption and waste. It needs to start at the ground floor. Farmers need to be empowered to help them become sustainable in their farming practices. Be it enabling their transition to sustainable farming products, prioritising quality & safety standards, conserving the ecosystem around them and more. And we have to stick to it. Because it is the overconsumption and commercialisation of farming that brought us to this point in the first place.

Sustainability and Why It Matters to Us. At Whiteleaf Naturals, we’re all about making choices that are good for your health—and good for the planet too. After all, what’s the point of feeling great if the world around us is suffering? Do you ever wonder what happens to all the packaging from your daily products? Or where the ingredients you consume are really coming from? We think about these things a lot, and we’ve made it our mission to do better by using; • Eco-Friendly Packaging: Our packaging is fully recyclable. Why add to the waste pile when we don’t have to? • Sustainably Sourced Ingredients: Who says you have to choose between quality and sustainability? We work with farmers who prioritize eco-friendly farming methods so you can have both. • Water Conservation: Did you know the manufacturing process can waste a lot of water? We’ve streamlined ours to make every drop count. • Cutting Carbon: Reducing our carbon footprint isn’t optional, it’s necessary. This is why we are using renewable energy in our production processes to make sure we’re doing our part. Because let’s face it, what’s wellness if we’re not taking care of the environment too? When you choose Whiteleaf Naturals, you’re not just supporting your own health, you’re helping protect the planet. So join us in making mindful choices for a healthier you and a healthier planet. Shop sustainably with Whiteleaf Naturals today at www.whiteleafnaturals.com and be a part of the change. Together, we can make a difference—one eco-friendly choice at a time. #SustainabilityMatters #Healthandwellness #EcoFriendlyLiving #WellnessWithPurpose #GreenChoices

This National Composting Week, we're highlighting the benefits of home composting and how even the smallest of contributions can make a big combined difference in tackling one of the biggest environmental challenges in the UK and globally: peat. Peatlands play an important role in terms of carbon storage, biodiversity and water regulation. Covering only 3% of the global land surface, they store a staggering 30% of the world's soil carbon - twice as much as all the world's forests combined! Yet, in the UK, peatlands have been degraded, with one of the major contributors to degradation being peat extraction for horticultural use.  Although the issues surrounding peat extraction and degradation are complex, we feel passionately that every effort to manage or restore peatland, however big or small, will contribute towards making a difference in the context of climate change, conservation, and sustainable land use. For Pinstone, this means putting our bokashi composting bin to good use, turning our food scraps, including meat, bones, fish and dairy, and coffee grounds (of which there are many!) into nutrient rich compost, which will be used by the green fingered members of the team to feed their home-grown veggies. Here’s where home (or office) composting can make a tangible difference: 🌼 Sustainable gardening: By composting at home, you can create a peat-free alternative for your gardens, reducing the demand for peat-based products. This not only preserves our precious peatlands but also reduces carbon emissions. 📉 Reducing waste: Composting organic waste at home means less material heading to the landfill where it would decompose anaerobically, producing methane, a notorious greenhouse gas. 🔄 Circular economy: Home composting is a perfect example of a circular economy, turning waste into resource for your garden. Together, we can protect our peatlands, fight climate change, and foster a healthier planet for future generations. #NationalCompostingWeek #SustainablePR #PeatFree #HomeComposting #Binfluencers #Bcorp