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Delhi Airport to become Net Zero Carbon Emission Airport by 2030-First Airport in Asia Pacific Region to achieve Level 4
Delhi Airport became Asia Pacific's first Level 4+ accredited airport under ACI's Airport Carbon Accreditation, showcasing leadership in sustainability. With initiatives like renewable energy, EVs, Taxibots, and eco-friendly infrastructure, DIAL aims for net-zero emissions by 2030
Netherlands – Ranked 13th in the Global Sustainability Index BY OWEN MULHERNJUN 10TH 20203 MINS
Welcome to the Earth.Org Global Sustainability Index, where Earth.Org examines the policies and actions regarding the environment of every nation on earth. Combining the most respected global indexes on pollution, climate change, policy, energy, oceans, biodiversity we have produced an overall
Thinking of Jeju's environment after COVID-19
The nature of Jeju Island is reaching its limit
KLM tests sustainable ways to taxi aircraft in Amsterdam
KLM has started testing sustainable ways to taxi aircraft at Schiphol Airport. The process is being carried out by a Taxibot, a hybrid towing vehicle that, unlike normal pushback trucks, is licensed to tow aircraft to the start of the runway without the aircraft needing to start its engines.
Virgin Australia donates 6,000 meals to vulnerable Australians
The surplus food, leftover after the airline was forced to close its lounges and ground many aircraft following increased travel restrictions and reduced travel demand amid COVID-19, will feed many communities in need throughout Australia.
Zéro plastique à usage unique dans tous nos hôtels !
C’est désormais une certitude : si nous n’agissons pas maintenant, il y aura plus de plastique que de poissons dans la mer en 2050. Dans le cadre de son engagement à réduire son impact sur l’environnement, Accor veut aller plus loin
China Unveils Five-year Plan to Ban Single-use Plastics
In a new five-year plan, China is taking major steps to rid the nation of single-use plastic waste. On January 19, China announced its plan to ban single-use plastics across the country.
Accor to eliminate all single-use plastic by 2022
Accor has committed to join the UN Global Tourism Plastics Initiative and remove all single-use plastic items from its hotels by the end of 2022. In addition to its previous commitment to eliminate all plastic straws, stirrers and cotton buds, Accor will remove individual plastic
All Hi Fly flights single-use plastic free become reality
So, from January 1, 2020, as pledged by Hi Fly President Paulo Mirpuri in 2018, all Hi Fly’s own flights are taking to the air without any single-use plastic items on board.