In evidence – Sayfa 57

Cambodian Garment Workers Are Working Themselves to Death

08/22/2014

“2014 is remarkable because while we have had many cases of mass faintings in the past, this is the first year that people have died.’

Sylvia Earle Wants New Doc ‘Mission Blue’ To Give You Hope For Our Oceans

08/21/2014

Dr. Sylvia Earle has spent more than 7,000 hours — nearly a year of her life — underwater. So when she says the oceans are in trouble, you listen.

Floating Solar Orchid Pods Could Bring Pop-Up Restaurants to Singapore’s Waterfront

08/20/2014

The design incorporates a protective, solar power generating canopy and multiple, solar-powered, floating pods, each of which houses a street food vendor

16-Year-Old Discovers Way to Clean the World’s Pollution With Sunscreen and Pencils

08/19/2014

16-year-old Samuel Burrow has found a way to scrub the world clean of toxic pollution using materials found in sunscreen and pencils!

India Makes CSR A Requirement for Companies

08/18/2014

Under India’s Companies Act of 2013 large companies must develop a CSR policy

Legendary Architect Moshe Safdie Unveils Indoor Bio-Dome for Singapore’s Changi Airport

08/15/2014

He has a history of doing it in cahoots with some of the world’s least environmentally friendly and socially-unconscious corporations.

Ralph Lauren Under Fire For Refusing To Sign Worker Safety Pacts

08/14/2014

Activists are rallying against the clothing company Ralph Lauren for its staunch refusal to sign an international agreement.

Perfume collection highlights the scents that might soon disappear

08/13/2014

“The scents are not for sale and are meant to raise awareness on what we could lose because of climate change,”

Bangladesh Police Fire Tear Gas at Garment Workers on Hunger Strike

08/12/2014

Despite recent reforms, lackluster safety standards and poverty wages continue to make the South Asian nation one of the cheapest places in the world to make clothing

Beverley Mitchell Snowflake-Shaped Floating Krystall Hotel to Sparkle off the Coast of Norway

08/11/2014

The five-star luxury and spectacular nature of the project is aimed at attracting wealthy visitors from Japan, Russia and Europe.

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