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Trees for Kili is the campaign of the day, There are strategies underway to make sure 50 million trees are planted in Kilimanjaro region under
Oceana, the largest international advocacy group working solely to protect the world’s oceans, released a new report entitled Ocean-Based Food Security Threatened in a High CO2 World, which provides a ranking of nations that are most vulnerable to reductions in seafood production due to climate change and ocean acidification.
While seafood is currently a primary source of protein for more than a billion of the poorest people in the world, rising carbon dioxide emissions are causing the oceans to warm and become more acidic. Rising ocean temperatures are pushing many fish into deeper and colder waters towards the poles and away from the tropics, while increased acidity is threatening habitats such as coral reefs and the future of shellfish like oysters, clams and mussels. In fact, many coastal and small island developing nations, such as the Maldives, depend more heavily on seafood for protein and will suffer the greatest hardships because they have fewer resources to replace what is lost from the sea.
What makes a city green? From recycling and green transportation. Then to forest preservation efforts and using the latest technology to provide energy to homes.
Adidas is really committed to sustainability. As they add on their website, they work to thoroughly track the progress of their environmental initiatives as well
