Walmart, Tesco Vendors Get Supply Chain Help from Five Winds

March 9th, 2010 by Editor

Five Winds International has created a new website to help companies meet supplier sustainability requirements being imposed by retailers.
 


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The Hague’s International Criminal Court Aims for BREEAM Excellent

March 9th, 2010 by Editor

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The International Criminal Court in The Hague, Netherlands, will soon have a permanent new home close to theNorth Sea. Danish firmSchmidt Hammer and Lassenwon the rights to design the new building, which will be built to beenvironmentally sustainableas well as sensitive to the bordering natural environment. The new International Criminal Court (ICC) will be a striking building meant to convey eminence and authority as well as trust and hope.

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Tribal People Request The Help Of Avatar’s James Cameron

February 9th, 2010 by Editor

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Human rights organization,Survival International, has taken out an ad inVarietymagazine pleading withJames Cameronto help the Dongria Kondh tribe of Orissa, India. The organization points to similarities between the Na’vi inAvatarand the Dongria Kondh.

“Just as the Na’vi describe the forest of Pandora as ‘their everything,’ for the Dongria Kondh, life and land have always been deeply connected,” says Survival International’s director Stephen Corry. “The fundamental story ofAvatar– if you take away the multi-coloured lemurs, the long-trunked horses and warring androids – is being played out today in the hills of Niyamgiri in Orissa, India.”

Survival International, which was established in 1969 and campaigns for the rights of indigenous tribal people, is hoping to get the attention of the award winning director by explaining that, “Avataris fantasy… and real.”

In the advertisement, Cameron is asked to watch a 10 minute film about the Dongria’s plight. Check it out below!

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