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The Camel Caravan
How to get the attention from the government, private sector, communities and press at the same time for water availability problems downstream the river? In Kenya local indigenous peoples organizations managed to come up with an eye-catching initiative. They organized a Camel Caravan. Borana & Samburu pastoralist communities and camels started simultaneously at the upstream and midstream ...
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Bosch Receives Environmental Excellence Award, Gives Grants to Community Organizations
Bosch's New Richmond and Shell Lake, Wis., facilities received an environmental excellence award from the Green Tier program, which is sponsored by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR). In support of the local community and its environmental and educational efforts, the company presented cash awards totaling $35,000 to three community organizations. As one of only four companies ...
By Robert Bosch
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Bosch Expands Social Responsibility Commitment in the U.S.
As part of the company's 125th anniversary activities, the Bosch Group, a leading supplier of technology and services, announced the launch of a U.S. foundation, effective January 2012. The Bosch Community Fund (BCF) will award up to $3 million in grants annually, providing additional support for the company's charitable and community efforts in the U.S., with a focus on science, technology and ...
By Robert Bosch
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Survey Finds Lower-Income People of Color Are More Interested in Smart Energy Technologies, More Concerned About Climate Change
A new paper from the Smart Energy Consumer Collaborative (SECC) found that low- and moderate-income Black and People of Color (POC) households are significantly more likely to support initiatives that address climate change and are more interested in smart energy technologies than White households in the same income brackets. SECC's "Racial Disparities Among Lower-Income Energy Consumers" white ...
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Australia`s Emissions Trading Scheme Sets No Cap, No Date
MELBOURNE, Australia, July 17, 2007 (ENS) - The Australian government will begin work on a greenhouse gas emissions trading scheme with analysis of a long-term goal for emissions reduction, Prime Minister John Howard announced today. The government's A$637 million plan sets no cap on emissions nor does it set a date for when the trading of emissions credits will begin. As a first step, Howard ...
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Choosing the Right Hot Water System Plumbing for Your Home
Are you tired of stepping into a cold shower every morning? Or maybe you're looking to upgrade your current hot water system plumbing to a more efficient and cost-effective option. Whatever the case may be, choosing the right hot water system plumbing for your home is a decision that shouldn't be taken lightly. With so many options available on the market today, it can be overwhelming to navigate ...
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