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While the tree may be handsome and provide shade in the summer heat, it is also highly invasive in urban, agricultural and forested regions and can create environmental impacts by blocking out other plants, according to the Oregon Department of Agriculture Plant Pest Risk Assessment. âIt's an alley cat tree; it can stand pollution, and drought. It's quite successful in all kinds of environments,â said Patrick Breen, an emeritus appointment at Oregon State University. Though it can be found in nearly every state, it is mainly seen in Oregon and neighboring states, and in Connecti...
Coles commits to no more plastic collectibles in sustainable campaign July 23, 2021 8:53 Coles has reaffirmed its commitment to becoming Australia’s most sustainable supermarket, with a campaign commencing on Sunday 26 July via DDB Australia. As part of its sustainability efforts, Coles has committed to no longer give away collectible plastic toys as part of its rewards program. The national campaign is based on Coles’ ‘Together to Zero’ pillar in its sustainability strategy, which was first revealed in March, as well as the “Better Together” pillar. The 60-second spot features a...
July 23 2021, 11:38 am | BY Ricki Green | 21 Comments As part of its ambition to be Australia’s most sustainable supermarket, Coles Group is launching a national campaign via DDB Australia, that brings to life and celebrates its recently launched Sustainability Strategy under the pillars of “Together to Zero” and “Better Together”. Commencing Sunday 25th July, the campaign highlights Coles’ aspiration towards zero waste, zero emissions and zero hunger and encourages all Australians to work together to ensure Australia is a better place for future generations. “Together...
Ducey's office tells 2 districts to change quarantine policies for unvaccinated students Yana Kunichoff, Arizona Republic © Patrick Breen/The Republic Gov. Doug Ducey answers questions during a press gaggle after an event at Scales Technology Academy in Tempe on May 6, 2021. Gov. Doug Ducey's office has demanded that two Arizona school districts change their policy to quarantine unvaccinated students who are exposed to COVID-19, but the districts' legal counsel defended the policy and asked his office to formally withdraw its request. Ducey's office sent letters orderi...