Masterpack Group has won the 31st edition of packaging innovation competition De Gouden Noot with a breakthrough application of Modified Atmosphere technology in the world of Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers (FIBCs).
2021 World Ports Sustainability Award submissions grows IAPH database to well over two hundred projects
IAPH announces that it has received 64 projects submitted by 37 member ports from 21 countries as entries for the 2021 World Ports Sustainability Awards this year, bringing the overall project portfolio on the WPSP database to well over 200. The projects are described and illustrated in detail on IAPH’s dedicated portal sustainableworldports.org.
“We are delighted with the response from our membership and their project partners for this year’s Awards” commented IAPH Technical Director Dr. Antonis Michail. “This year the diversity of the projects covers a much wider spectrum of the areas of interest of our Program. In addition to the categories of Climate & Energy and Governance & Ethics, we have added ‘health’ to the Safety and Security category given the high number of entries from ports with innovations which responded to the COVID19 pandemic.”
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Belgium
14:10 15/03/2021
Citizens and activists donned traditional court dress and took to the streets at the weekend for climate crisis protests across Belgium. The activities were staged in the run-up to the first hearing in the Climate Case (L’Affaire Climat/Klimaatzaak), the court case that sees 60,000 citizens accusing the federal government of not doing enough to reach environmental goals.
Protest activities were held around the country, with several taking place in Brussels. Some groups held a minute of silence for the climate, while a flash mob broke into dance on Mont des Arts.
Even Greta Thunberg got into the act, sending a photo in support of the case (
Belgium
14:10 15/03/2021
Citizens and activists donned traditional court dress and took to the streets at the weekend for climate crisis protests across Belgium. The activities were staged in the run-up to the first hearing in the Climate Case (L’Affaire Climat/Klimaatzaak), the court case that sees 60,000 citizens accusing the federal government of not doing enough to reach environmental goals.
Protest activities were held around the country, with several taking place in Brussels. Some groups held a minute of silence for the climate, while a flash mob broke into dance on Mont des Arts.
Even Greta Thunberg got into the act, sending a photo in support of the case (