Sustainability and Our Fisheries
Overfishing is happening at biologically unsustainable levels. Pacific bluefin tuna has seen a 97 percent decline in overall population. This is important because the Pacific bluefin tuna is one of the most important predators in the ocean food chain. If it goes extinct the entire aquaculture will be irreparably disturbed.
The Climate Crisis and The Financial Risks that Come With It - Article from The Nature Conservancy
“There’s growing and broad CONSENSUS that CLIMATE CHANGE poses systemic risk to the US FINANCIAL SYSTEM.”
The Dark Side of "Compostable" Take Out Containers - Article from Eater.Com
“The fact that something is compostable is a useless predictor of environmental impact.”
Biodiversity Impact from the Apparel Industry - The Cotton Example
Fast Fashion's impact on the environment with a focus on Cotton. A review of a recent documentary from the BBC and solution points to consider.
Biodiversity and it's Link to the Apparel Industry
Notes from a recent web training on Biodiversity hosted by Common Objective
Recent Articles
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COP 26 - What is It? What to Expect?
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Hiking the Eastern Sierras - A First Timer's Experience
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Sustainability and Our Fisheries
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The Climate Crisis and The Financial Risks that Come With It - Article from The Nature Conservancy
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The Dark Side of "Compostable" Take Out Containers - Article from Eater.Com
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JOOB's 2020 Solar Production - Summary of Impact
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Household CO2 Emissions Calculation - A 2021 Update
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#breakfreefromplastic Announces 2020 10 Worst Plastic Polluters
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Supporting Local Climbers - Rocktoberfest and Muir Valley in the Red River Gorge Kentucky
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Sustainable Collaboration: JOOB x BYOC Co. Pop-Up Event!
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