BU Libraries talks sustainable living in panel discussion Simply Sustainable: Resources and Strategies for Living a More Sustainable Life, One Step at a Time discussed importance of practicing sustainable living for the betterment of the environment
March 15, 2021
It’s hard not to worry about climate change when the weather jumps from warm and sunny, to cold and snowy, every other day here in Binghamton. If you want to start taking individual actions to help the environment, it can feel overwhelming to learn how to reduce your carbon footprint due to the excess of information on the internet. Luckily, the Binghamton University Libraries boiled down all of the beginner information for leading a more sustainable life in the panel discussion, “Simply Sustainable: Resources and Strategies for Living a More Sustainable Life, One Step at a Time.”
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Work is underway to create one of the UKâs first Destination Porsche Centre sports car dealerships after Porsche Retail Group revealed details of the new retail facility in Reading.
The Porsche Cars GB-owned AM100 car retail group has already developed a Porsche Studio, in Mayfair, in a realisation of another CI concept revealed at the time, and is now moving ahead to realise its plans for the larger site.
While a spokesman stopped short of confirming the new Reading facility would be the UK s first Destination Porsche Centre, AM understands that the only similar project currently being progressed is Pendragon s Nottingham gateway facility.
Town centre and tourism leaders have united in a powerful plea for shoppers to think local first this Christmas. Scotland’s Towns Partnership (STP) and VisitScotland say the need for locals to show their support for the businesses in their community has never been greater than this festive season. And, whether it be vouchers for a local shop, meal out or a getaway at a hotel or attraction close to home, they believe the gift choices on offer have also never been stronger as people appreciate more of what’s on their doorstep. Both organisations are championing the Scotland Love Local campaign message for people to prioritise supporting businesses around them - whether in person or online - to fuel the nation’s recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Town centre and tourism leaders have united in a powerful plea for shoppers to think local first this Christmas. Scotland’s Towns Partnership (STP) and VisitScotland say the need for locals to show their support for the businesses in their community has never been greater than this festive season. And, whether it be vouchers for a local shop, meal out or a getaway at a hotel or attraction close to home, they believe the gift choices on offer have also never been stronger as people appreciate more of what’s on their doorstep. Both organisations are championing the Scotland Love Local campaign message for people to prioritise supporting businesses around them - whether in person or online - to fuel the nation’s recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.