The Climate Action Innovation Zone will be held at COP28 from December 4-8, 2023 at the Madinat Jumeirah Conference Centre in Dubai, UAE. The free-to-attend event will bring together thousands of leaders and practitioners from business, finance, cities, governments, and civil society to drive climate action at speed and scale.
As the holiday season unfolds, an increasing number of diners are seeking not just delicious but also healthy and fresh food options. In the heart of Paso Robles, California, The Restaurant at JUSTIN has become a beacon of sustainability under the culinary expertise of Chef Rachel Haggstrom. Here, farm-to-fork cooking is not merely a concept; it’s an art form, and Chef Rachel has elevated it to new heights.
In the realm of classic car restoration, Lunaz, a distinguished British company, has emerged as a trailblazer, renowned for its expertise in electrifying and reimagining iconic vehicles. The latest jewel in their crown is the Aston Martin DB6, a legendary model that has been meticulously transformed into an all-electric marvel of sustainability. Priced at an impressive £650,000, this restomod not only preserves the timeless elegance of the DB6 but also introduces a groundbreaking blend of heritage and eco-friendly innovation.
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McDonald’s unveils an eco-friendly drive-thru restaurant, Jeju Oedo DT, on Jeju Island, featuring energy-efficient elements such as a rapid EV recharging station and solar panels. Eco-friendly materials, including recycled coffee bean fences, eco-certified paints, and double-order lanes, enhance sustainability. With an exclusive ocean view for diners, the restaurant incorporates a lunar concept, making it a unique addition to McDonald’s global initiatives.
The rich rainforests of Sarawak, Malaysia, once vibrant with biodiversity, confront an existential crisis as rampant deforestation, fueled by the unrelenting demand for tropical wood and palm oil, threatens their existence. In lieu of the diverse ecosystem, expansive monocultures of oil palms and acacia plantations now dominate the landscape, marking a poignant departure from the once-thriving and diverse rainforest.