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Climate change and the prescription pad - Vimarsana News

Climate change and the prescription pad

Physicians are increasingly concerned about the climate crisis. In September, 2019, health-care professionals participating in Extinction Rebellion action blocked the entrance to the UK's Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy to protest about impotent responses to climate change. Health Care Without Harm has formed a Global Green and Healthy Hospitals Network, “which has over 1650 members in more than 75 countries and every world region, who are using innovation, ingenuity, and investment to transform the health sector and foster a healthy, sustainable future”.

Group calls for treaty to protect people, environment from plastic pollution - Vimarsana News

Group calls for treaty to protect people, environment from plastic pollution

Representatives of almost 200 nations gather in Punta del Este, Paraguay to discuss measures to combat plastic pollution.

The Rockefeller Foundation Announces Over $10 Million To Increase Equitable and Sustainable Food Procurement Practices Across the U.S. - Vimarsana News

The Rockefeller Foundation Announces Over $10 Million To Increase Equitable and Sustainable Food Procurement Practices Across the U.S.

Grants to nine organizations will help public and private institutions scale place-based programs and advance national initiatives NEW YORK | October 3,

How can we reduce the environmental impact of wound management? - Vimarsana News

How can we reduce the environmental impact of wound management?

Abstract This article explores the anticipated impact on sustainability of implementing the National Wound Care Strategy Programme’s recommendations for

Environmental groups urge Marcos to veto EPR bill - Vimarsana News

Environmental groups urge Marcos to veto EPR bill

Several environmental groups on Thursday called on President “Bongbong” Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to veto the bill institutionalizing the extended producers’ responsibility (EPR) in waste management. EPR makes it the responsibility of companies to properly recover, recycle, treat, or dispose of what they produce after they have been sold and consumed.