A New Record for Steel Recycling
The recycling rate for the world’s and America’s most recycled material—steel—increased to 75.7 percent in the United States in 2005, the highest rate ever recorded in the United States.
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Restructuring to Avoid Relocation
Texas Instruments executives decided to challenge their team of engineers to design a new cost efficient plant for its semiconductors.
Technology at Work in Protecting Forests
The national aeronautics and space Administration (NASA) is giving regional governments the tools to make sound decisions in preserving their forests.
More Recycling in Books
A significant environmental initiative is being undertaken by the U.S. division of Random House, one of the world’s largest book publishers.
Towards a Sound Environmental Awareness
We all know that our actions have an inevitable influence on nature and the environment, and this influence has reached a critical point.
An Invitation to Everyone
The Common Declaration on Environmental Ethics
The Challenge of Climate Change
Global solutions to global problems
A shared Future
Ryotaro Sator, a 15-year-old artist from Nairobi and winner of UNEP’s International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment, commented about his painting
From Death to Life
Putting the country’s contaminated and hazardous lands back into the hands of the community
Taking Charge of the Environment
Kenyan Professor Wangari Maathai, an environmental campaigner and founder of the Green Belt Movement, is the first African woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize since it was first awarded in 1901.
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