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CAL's Dean Pinkert calls on US shrimp buyers to investigate their Indian supply chains - Vimarsana News

CAL's Dean Pinkert calls on US shrimp buyers to investigate their Indian supply chains

CAL Special Advisor Dean Pinkert said forced labor and environmental issues are prevalent in India's shrimp industry.

Navigating the maze: A guide to the EU supply chain law - Vimarsana News

Navigating the maze: A guide to the EU supply chain law

The EU’s new supply chain law focuses on corporate accountability in regard to human rights and environmental practices. The post Navigating the maze: A guide to the EU supply chain law appeared first on FreightWaves.

Source: yahoo.com
Protestors will demonstrate against world leaders as APEC comes to San Francisco | World News - Vimarsana News

Protestors will demonstrate against world leaders as APEC comes to San Francisco | World News

Protests are expected throughout this week's APEC which could draw more than 20,000 attendees, including hundreds of international journalists. | World News

US: APEC Summit Sparks Varied Protests Over Environment, Israel-Hamas War in San Francisco - Vimarsana News

US: APEC Summit Sparks Varied Protests Over Environment, Israel-Hamas War in San Francisco

Protests erupt in San Francisco against the APEC summit, covering diverse issues from corporate profits to the Israel-Hamas war. Global leaders face public dissent

Source: news18.com
Another Voice: Environmentalism should be part of Christianity - Vimarsana News

Another Voice: Environmentalism should be part of Christianity

No one can deny that everyone must care better for nature. Our environmental abuses are conspiring together in a polycrisis that threatens all we hold dear, writes Andrew Hartley.