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Business Scoop » 75 Finalists Announced For Sustainable Business Awards

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Maison Simons : «Ça fait 18 mois qu on lutte pour notre survie»

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Carnival to Increase capacity on short cruise program with arrival of Carnival Dream in 2019

Building upon its position as the leader in Gulf Coast cruising, Carnival Cruise Line has announced it will expand capacity on its short cruise offerings from Galveston beginning in 2019. Carnival Dream will launch four- and five-day cruises to Mexico year-round from Galveston beginning in May 2019, becoming the newest and largest Carnival ship to operate a short cruise program from that port and providing Texans with an exciting and convenient new vacation option. On this route, four-day long weekend cruises depart Thursdays and visit Cozumel, while five-day voyages depart Mondays and Saturdays calling at Cozumel and Progreso or Costa Maya. Each of these stunning Mexican destinations offer world-class beaches, excellent shopping and dining experiences, and opportunities to visit historical attractions and landmarks, including centuries-old Mayan ruins. A wide variety of “fun in the sun” shore excursion choices, from paddle-boarding and ziplining to ATV adventures and waters

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Classic Kiwi beer brand works to save the planet

SPONSORED CONTENT BY EXPORT05:00, Jun 04 2021 New Zealand is a nation that isn t afraid to roll up its sleeves and put in the hard yards to get things done. And when it comes to Kiwi ingenuity, there s no need to look further than one of our most beloved beer brands. Thanks to some significant behind-the-scenes graft designed to lessen its impact on the planet, Export has cemented its spot as New Zealand s most sustainable beer. By swapping from plastic to paper labels, Export estimates a whopping 45,275 kilograms of plastic will stop entering New Zealand s landfill each year. The changes also mean up to 50,000 litres of ink will be saved annually, while moving the supply of paper for carton boxes to a local supplier will mean thousands of kilometres in travel will be saved and result in significant carbon emission reduction.

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Marine Biodiversity Tradeoffs: Can Fishing Ever Be Sustainable?

May 14, 2021 12:40 AM EDT (Photo : Peter Simons) (Photo : Francesco Ungaro ) In so-called mixed-stock fisheries, often, Pacific salmon fisheries capture fish from various stocks (management units), sometimes reflecting locally-adapted species. During their migration along the coast, fish are intercepted in the ocean before returning to various rivers to spawn. To investigate how to fish biodiversity inside mixed-stock fisheries affects both fishery success and conservation threats, the researchers used computer simulations of hypothetical fisheries and case studies of three actual sockeye salmon fisheries, including BC s Fraser River fishery. Our paper demonstrates how biodiversity in fisheries can support fisheries by stabilizing catches from year to year, just as a diverse investment portfolio offers more consistent returns to an investor, says lead researcher Jonathan Moore of SFU s biological sciences department. However, this comes at the expense of increasing the likeli

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