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World Book Day: Good Reads About Sustainability And Business Success - Vimarsana News

World Book Day: Good Reads About Sustainability And Business Success

This World Book Day, business leaders seeking to understand how sustainability can drive profitability and innovation have several insightful books to consider.

Source: forbes.com
Tourists, business travellers take Hong Kong's new ban on single-use plastics in their stride - Vimarsana News

Tourists, business travellers take Hong Kong's new ban on single-use plastics in their stride

But some find the lack of free bottled water in hotel rooms an inconvenience.

Source: scmp.com
Earth Day battles plastic: Dangers of microplastics and reduction efforts - Vimarsana News

Earth Day battles plastic: Dangers of microplastics and reduction efforts

As we turn the corner into spring and our landscape comes back to life, it is the perfect time to celebrate Earth Day.Earth day is celebrated every April 22 to

Study: Connecticut ranks 2nd in nation for fighting climate change - Vimarsana News

Study: Connecticut ranks 2nd in nation for fighting climate change

When it comes to helping avoid climate change, Connecticut is almost the best in the nation, according to a WalletHub study published on Thursday.

Source: wtnh.com
Ticket on your wrist? Check out Mumbai Metro's stylish new way to pay for rides - Vimarsana News

Ticket on your wrist? Check out Mumbai Metro's stylish new way to pay for rides

According to Mumbai Metro One (MMOPL) authorities, the TapTap band is crafted from environmentally friendly silicone-based material, ensuring it is gentle on the skin and non-allergenic. Priced at an introductory offer of Rs. 200, commuters can now "wear their tickets instead of carrying them."