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Transparency is the key to sustainability 🌍 In honour of #SustainabilityDay, we wanted to highlight the power of transparency in farming and food production. At BX, we help farmers calculate their Product Carbon Footprint (PCF), giving them the tools to understand their full environmental impact and share it with consumers. With clear, data-backed insights, farms can reduce their emissions but also tell their sustainability story with confidence, creating a deeper connection between the food we grow and the planet we protect. 🔗 Tell your story with BX today: https://lnkd.in/gGer6bmU #SustainabilityDay #ProductCarbonFootprint #ClimateAction #TransparencyInFarming

What do agriculture and circularity have in common? The Bega Valley is going circular and has lessons for agriculture here in the Northern Rivers. https://lnkd.in/gmdGDG2u #agriculture #circulareconomy #ReducingWaste #reuseit #rdanorthernrivers

From stubble to solutions! This reel dives into how Craste tackles one of farming’s biggest challenges—managing stubble. By utilizing all types of stubble effectively, they address logistical issues and unlock its potential for sustainable innovation. With the right demand, stubble isn’t just agricultural waste—it’s a resource for impact-driven change. #SustainabilityInAction #AgriInnovation #Craste #StubbleSolutions

City States, before the time when the only examples were Singapore and Monaco, all had hinterlands with livestock and tanneries. At a time when it is hard for even sophisticated governments to provide stable public goods for their countries it makes sense for new modern City States with sensible local supply chains for much of their food and consumer goods to take a greater role in governance and societal management.

🌍 Leading the Green Revolution in Agricultural Efficiency 🌱 At ENVO-DAN, we’re redefining what it means to farm sustainably. With our innovative technology, farmers are achieving remarkable results: ✅ 40% Reduction in Gas Consumption – Minimizing resources without compromising performance. ✅ 97% Success Rate – Trusted by professionals for reliable, consistent outcomes. ✅ Lower CO2 Emissions – Making every operation a step towards a greener planet. We are proud to empower the agricultural community with machines that are efficient and eco-conscious. Together, we’re creating a sustainable future where productivity and responsibility go hand in hand. 🔗 Discover how we can make an impact on your operations: www.envo-dan.com #Sustainability #AgricultureInnovation #envodan #EcoEfficiency #weedcontro #organicfarming #efficentsolutions

Every change starts with a step, and at NEPRA, we’re taking those steps to improve the lives of waste pickers. By ensuring their safety, health, and fair pay, we’re building a future where waste management is sustainable and just for all. 🌱 Let’s continue to lead the change. Together, we can make a difference! #NEPRA #NEPRAforSustainability #SustainableDevelopment #WasteManagement #WastePickers #CircularEconomy #Recycling #SocialImpact #CleanerPlanet #FairWages #SustainabilityMatters #WasteToWealth #EcoFriendly #WasteManagementSolutions

Da iawn Cymru! Congratulations to Wales - named today as a phenomenal second in the world for recycling in a new study that is being published for #WorldEnvironmentDay This report reveals that Wales leads the way in the UK and is listed just behind Austria in the global rankings published by Eunomia Research & Consulting and ReLoop. We WRAP are proud to have worked with the Welsh Government Huw Irranca-Davies Rhodri Asby Andy Rees PhD, OBE to help make this happen - supporting local authorities, backing circular businesses, engaging the public with our Be Mighty campaigns. It just shows what can be achieved when Govt, businesses and the public all pull behind an inspiring vision. This is good news for the environment - and also for the Welsh economy as the circular economy generates the jobs & livelihoods of the future. And there's so much more to be done. Global top spot next? #ClimateActionWales #Netzero #recycling #sustainability

The more you interrogate the role of City States through history the more you see their value in today’s world where we are in the midst of struggling to find what is going to evolve as a fundamental new philosophy of government. Incumbent governments have been thrown out around the world by voters worried about disposable income and immigration but there is scant evidence that the disruption will create more good than harm. Meanwhile everyone can engage in their local City State and make a difference. It’s an enduring model that answers many questions and deserves a bigger role in both the immediate issues and the bigger underlying ones we face - as COP29 and Busan’s Plastic Treaty Failure demonstrate. And the leather industry can prosper in a City State environment, where killing the waste of disposable fast fashion and replacing it with a buy less, buy better approach should be easier than with global campaigns.

We're thrilled to see our completed project, the Halifax Organics Management Facility's recent feature on CBC News. Known for its groundbreaking waste management solutions, this state-of-the-art $457-million facility is transforming food waste into valuable compost, enhancing local agriculture, and implementing revolutionary odour control technologies. Read the full article to discover more about this landmark project. https://lnkd.in/eef-nPMJ #maplereinders #constructionproject #halifaxconstruction #organicwastemanagement #sustainablefuture

Bega Valley in SE coast of NSW has impressively declared its intention to become locally "circular". We're going to hear this phrase more than "sustainable" soon as its definition requires a geographic boundary to be set. As explained on their website: https://lnkd.in/gxcYqMVp "A circular economy is one in which a corporate, city or region keeps resources in use for as long as possible, extracting the maximum value from them whilst in use, then recover and regenerate products and materials at the end of their life. All materials are kept in a ‘close loop’ right along the value chain all the way to consumption." Circular economies will become more important as countries and business start to see the carbon footprint cost of their materials (i.e. imports) and also the trend toward political nationalism replacing globalisation. Countries will look for "at-risk" foreign dependancies like we've seen with skyrocketing fertiliser costs. Becoming circular at any level (whether council, region, national, etc) means being self-sufficient at that level. Taking a purist view on this means that nutrients leaving farms in food product need to be returned from humans back to agriculture. Yes human waste. However, the problem isn't the "yuk" factor of poo but rather we humans are contaminated by our modern life. Human waste contains medical traces such as chemotherapy, behavioural drugs, hormone treatment, recreational drugs, microplastics and PFAS (a forever chemical that is in our clothes, frying pans and pizza boxes). Without somehow treating this waste and making it suitable for return to agriculture, we will never have a circular food system.