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MEF Recognized as Nature Conservation Partner for Leading Zero Waste Initiatives in Philippines - Vimarsana News

MEF Recognized as Nature Conservation Partner for Leading Zero Waste Initiatives in Philippines

MEF's Zero Waste Management Program specifically acknowledges its substantial contribution to the barangays.

Source: rvasia.org
MEF Recognized as Nature Conservation Partner for Leading Zero Waste Initiatives in Philippines - Vimarsana News

MEF Recognized as Nature Conservation Partner for Leading Zero Waste Initiatives in Philippines

MEF's Zero Waste Management Program specifically acknowledges its substantial contribution to the barangays.

Source: rvasia.org
Eco-tip: New facility will change future of composting in Ventura County - Vimarsana News

Eco-tip: New facility will change future of composting in Ventura County

A $10 million grant will help fund a major food scrap composting facility at Limoneira Farm near Santa Paula.

Source: yahoo.com
Nicholas 'Nick' DiPasquale, a champion of environmental advocacy, dies – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Nicholas 'Nick' DiPasquale, a champion of environmental advocacy, dies – Baltimore Sun

Nicholas A. “Nick” DiPasquale, an ardent environmentalist and former director of the Chesapeake Bay Program, died Nov. 24 after a long battle with lung cancer, surrounded by family at his home in Chestertown on the Eastern Shore. He was 71.

Nicholas 'Nick' DiPasquale, a champion of environmental advocacy, dies – Capital Gazette - Vimarsana News

Nicholas 'Nick' DiPasquale, a champion of environmental advocacy, dies – Capital Gazette

Nicholas A. “Nick” DiPasquale, an ardent environmentalist and former director of the Chesapeake Bay Program, died Nov. 24 after a long battle with lung cancer, surrounded by family at his home in Chestertown on the Eastern Shore. He was 71.