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Green news- Pharma companies team up to reduce heat-related emissionsThe Clean Heat Program was originally created by AstraZeneca, but Sanofi, Opella and UCB have joined as founders. The post Pharma companies team up to reduce heat-related emissions appeared first on Trellis.
- Limit corporate influence, nonprofits tell GHG Protocol and other standard-setters A coalition of advocacy groups has asked standards bodies to do a better job of handling conflicts of interest. The post Limit corporate influence, nonprofits tell GHG Protocol and other standard-setters appeared first on Trellis.
- Updated: Sustainable AI tools, frameworks and best practicesAssess water risks from AI power consumption; opt for 'lighter AI models'; a real-time view of Claude coding emissions. The post Updated: Sustainable AI tools, frameworks and best practices appeared first on Trellis.
- What to do when your CEO is planning for the wrong decadeToo many executives still treat climate disruption as a temporary nuisance when it has already become a permanent operating condition. For sustainability leaders, that misread hurts twice. The post What to do when your CEO is planning for the wrong decade appeared first on Trellis.
- Investors are ignoring the biggest source of data-center water useLenders that finance data centers screen for the water drawn on site — but that’s only a drop in the bucket. The post Investors are ignoring the biggest source of data-center water use appeared first on Trellis.
- Pharma companies team up to reduce heat-related emissions
Monthly Archives: August 2014
A Natural Herbal Remedy Could Be Your Answer
Natural herbal remedies are drawing the attention of many traditional medical practitioners to rapidly recognize the ability of the hundreds of thousands of known herbs that have the ability to treat and prevent various human and animal illnesses, as well as properties that can enhance mental attitude, appearance, and performance. Continue reading
Living a Healthy Life
In the fast paced world that we live in it can be easy to neglect our health and wellness. We’re so busy racing through our day to day lives – family, friends, work, social engagements – that we don’t take the time to look after ourselves. It’s really no wonder that so many of us are tired and run down. What are some simple things that we can do to improve our quality of life? Continue reading
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