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Over the past decade, Asahi Europe & International has cut water consumption to a level which is the best in class. and by 2030, we aim to reach an average consumption in Europe of 2.75 litres of water per litre of beer brewed. To achieve this we're focusing on operational efficiency and investing in cutting-edge technologies. One example is Plzeňský Prazdroj's Radegast Brewery which uses technology to brew beer from water extracted from humidity in the air. Thanks to initiatives like this, the Radegast Brewery has successfully reduced water consumption by more than 40% over the past 15 years. Together, we're working towards a future where clean water is abundant, communities thrive, and great beer is brewed responsibly. #WorldWaterDay #SustainableBrewing #WeAreAsahi

Just an idea, what would happen if ALL cafes used the Huskee Swap system?  It would be great for local governments to subsidise this system to encourage cafes owners to implement this in their business plan? After all, we are all guilty of having too many re-usable cups that we tend to forget.  What are your thoughts after watching the video?  #reduce #reuse #circular #smallregularhabitchanges

The beer sector contributes to GDP, provides jobs and generates billions in government revenue – all while investing to advance sustainable production processes. Brewers believe that the circular economy also serves #competitivness. We can incentivise sustainable solutions as we build our business. Here’s how brewers make a difference: 💧 Water conservation: Investments in water recycling and purification systems, alongside efforts to reduce consumption will support sustainable resource management. ⚡ Energy efficiency: Breweries are investing in solar panels, energy-efficient equipment, and building energy self-sufficiency. 🔄 Waste reduction and recycling: Promoting sustainable packaging solutions and reducing waste are ongoing initiatives to minimise environmental impact. Find out more here 👇 https://loom.ly/guivmBo

Unrelated to my work, but so related to everything else going on right now...the need for a "half-glass full" mentality to fight ignorance, the squandering of resources and bring a message of hope and determination to mitigating the effects of climate change. Watch this talk and be inspired by what skills and creativity can lead to - how might more of this kind of thinking help your business?

Planning a bbq this summer? Here’s how to avoid leftovers:

It's been a while but I am BACK with my latest R-PET update for December, and unsurprisingly (or surprisingly...depends on how you look at it), not much has changed. Saying that, we do still see some different views on colourless flake prices for NWE and some very high offers for colourless bale prices in Poland (again, maybe not such a surprise). And of course, the outlook for 2025 remains very unclear as the clock tick down to the new year. #recycling #recycledplastic #plastic #plasticpackaging #sustainability

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They had a Waterstone to resolve their water problems. Do we have one? No, but we have something better: an opportunity to save what remains. Be the change. Let's not only conserve water but regenerate it through organic choices. Fact Check: Excessive use of chemical pesticides and synthetic fertilizers runs off into water bodies with rain, creating water dead zones worldwide and depleting water levels significantly. Organic farming methods, supported by proper soil science, can combat this issue and regenerate soil, water quality and water level. *** Every movie has a message, and I love watching these pieces of art. Recently, I watched "Latte and the Magic Waterstone." It depicts a forest suffering from severe drought, where animals are desperate to save every drop of water. They lose their last source of water due to Latte the hedgehog and Tjum the squirrel. The story follows their perilous journey to retrieve a magical waterstone, facing deceiving wolves, ghostly bears, and a fearful forest. Watch the rest of their adventure to see what happens next. *** Ramveer Tanwar (PondMan), Oceanlux CCU Climate-tech Architecture, are making significant strides in environmental conservation. Check out their work if you haven't yet. Wanna know our way of fighting climate change? Please write us at info@parthaviorganic.com. We welcome you to volunteer with us to be a part of our initiative and make it reach to masses. #EcoSanjeevani #organic #savewater #weekendwatch https://lnkd.in/gcawYuUk

How to Grow Fresh Air “Many of us are unaware that often the air we breathe indoors is even more polluted than the outside air. The indoor air is the sum of outdoor air plus the indoor air pollution produced from cooking and outgassing of the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the many materials. Materials and equipment in home and office also shed micro dust particles and outgas a chemical brew of volatile organic compounds (e.g., formaldehyde, benzene and trichloroethylene). These VOCs come from paper, inks, furniture, carpet, paints, wall coverings, cleaning materials, floor tiles, and the fumes produced from gas heaters and cooking stoves. In addition, copiers and laser printers often add microscopic dust particles and sometimes ozone. These gasses stay in the room where there is limited air circulation due to sealed buildings or closed windows. Be proactive to reduce pollution and enhance your health by placing plants in your office and home. Certain plants help remove carbon dioxide and convert it to oxygen, clear the indoor smog, and remove the volatile organic compounds.” https://lnkd.in/gP6rTDCe Warning: if you have small children or pets, please do your research on which plants may be poisonous when chewed.(e.g., azaleas are poisonous for dogs and cats) https://lnkd.in/ghe3tUqh https://lnkd.in/gP6rTDCe

The threat of global warming and climate change has created impacts across almost every industry. One of the sectors heavily affected is agriculture, directly impacted by changes in soil, air, and weather patterns. In Thailand, the leading export crop, cassava, has been severely affected. Overall agricultural production has declined by up to 30%. . Tune in to The Secret Sauce this episode to learn more about how Thai Wah Public Company Limited managed to minimize the impact on our cassava production and discuss strategies such as research and development in microbiology and implementing regenerative agriculture practices for sustainable adaptation. . https://lnkd.in/gaYCuqCZ