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Vermont submits federal request for Medicaid flexibility - Vimarsana News

Vermont submits federal request for Medicaid flexibility

WATERBURY, Vt. — On April 30, Vermont’s Agency of Human Services (AHS) submitted a request to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to amend its Global Commitment

Why business is calling for global rules in plastics treaty - Vimarsana News

Why business is calling for global rules in plastics treaty

As the world prepares for the fourth round of negotiations to create the first treaty to end plastic pollution, a dedicated global business coalition shares its insights with negotiators.

Why are consumer goods giants using more plastic, less efficiently? - Vimarsana News

Why are consumer goods giants using more plastic, less efficiently?

Edie Members exclusive: Findings reveal a lack of progress in reducing virgin plastic use among global firms, including L’Oreal and Coca-Cola. Despite efforts in recycling, the intensity of plastic usage hasn’t decreased.

Source: edie.net
Companies Fail on Plastic Reduction Pledges, Reveals Study - Vimarsana News

Companies Fail on Plastic Reduction Pledges, Reveals Study

New research shows companies pledged to reduce plastic use are consuming more than five years ago, jeopardising commitments to address global plastic pollution.

Source: edie.net
South Africa to host Continental Meeting of Solidarity with Cuba - Vimarsana News

South Africa to host Continental Meeting of Solidarity with Cuba

Pretoria, Jan 14 (Prensa Latina) Delegations from more than 20 nations will participate in the 7th African Continental Meeting of Solidarity with Cuba in South Africa from January 15 to 17.