Molson Coors unveils bottles with 90% lower carbon footprint
The Molson Coors Beverage Company is rolling out new glass beer bottles that have reduced the carbon emissions associated with production by up to 90%.
In 2019, the brewer confirmed that efforts to halve its direct (Scope 1) and power-related (Scope 2) greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, against a 2016 baseline, by 2025 had been approved by the SBTi
Molson Coors, which owns brands such as Carling and Coors Light, is introducing the low-carbon bottles across the UK.
The company has worked with its bottling partner Encirc, which produces around two million glass bottles for the Staropramen brand alone, to develop the bottles.
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New school crossing patroller is a friendly face for Keiss pupils By Alan Hendry
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Updated: 12:00, 22 February 2021
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Newly appointed crossing patroller Carrieanne Johnston helping Keiss pupil Katie Polson get to school this morning.
Keiss Primary School and Nursery has a crossing patroller for the first time since last summer following the appointment of local woman Carrieanne Johnston, who started in the role on Monday.
The school had been without a crossing patroller since Frances Calder retired in August 2020.
The road through the village forms part of the A99 between Wick and John O Groats and can become very busy at key points in the day.
Australia needs 6.5m digital workers in the next four years
Feb 18, 2021 – 12.15am
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Australia will need an extra 6.5 million digital workers in the next four years to keep up with technological change, according to research from Amazon that reveals the technology skills gap continues to deepen.
The number of newly skilled and reskilled technology workers will need to increase 79 per cent by 2025 and the average worker will need to gain seven new digital skills to keep pace, the report from Amazon Web Services says.
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