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CSR News: Tata Steel BSL plants 25,000 trees using Japanese Miyawaki method

Leave a Comment / Brand CSR, CSR, Environment, Innovation, Save Earth, Technology / By / May 7, 2020

Tata Steel BSL (formerly Bhushan Steel) has launched a Miyawaki Plantation Project within its plant premises at Sarvoli, Khopoli in Maharashtra. Miyawaki is an afforestation technique developed by Japanese scientist Akira Miyawaki to grow dense plantations in a short time. Compared to the conventional method of afforestation, Miyawaki forest grows 10 times faster, is 100 times …

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COVID-19 is a stark reminder that our assault on the natural world has consequences

Leave a Comment / CSR, Environment, Save Earth / By / May 5, 2020

The spread of COVID-19 has been hastened and exacerbated by humanity’s long-term assault on the natural world. The pandemic should serve as a wake-up call that our impact on the environment is not just about carbon emissions. It’s now time to start addressing the nature-related risks caused by human activities. Will banks, insurers and investors …

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How our global battle against coronavirus could help us fight climate change

Leave a Comment / Covid - 19, CSR, CSR Reporting, Environment, Pollution, Save Earth / By / April 23, 2020

An invisible virus has made our individual actions more visible than ever – and revealed our true power to face societal crises beyond COVID-19. As people around the world work together to “flatten the curve” of COVID-19, the outsize roles we play in Earth’s natural system have become clear as never before. Billions of humans can now …

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Midlands Voices: Let’s flatten the curve on climate change

Leave a Comment / CSR, Save Earth / By / April 21, 2020

Townley and Marta are medical students at Creighton University. Dethlefs, Maar, Cox and Schroeder are medical students at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Before we knew it, the seemingly distant threats of coronavirus became real. Real in the way that businesses shut down and streets emptied. Real in the way that events were canceled …

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