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In Kenya, less than eight percent of land today is used for crop and feed production, and less than 20 percent of land is suitable for cultivation due to degraded and poor soils. But there is great potential for small-scale farmers in Kenya to understand, manage and improve their soils to reach
[Editor's Note: This post originally appeared on UPS Longitudes.]
Find out how GSK is working with various partners to conduct research and provide access to medication for those affected by HIV around the world.
Businesses and governments both know that we need a more regenerative and restorative econmic model.
New White Paper Recommends Business-Sponsored Challenges to Disrupt Education Enterprise, Close Skills Gap
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation (USCCF) proposes a transformational approach to prepare youth to develop stronger innovation and workplace skills through real-world experiences. By placing a stronger emphasis on employer-led problem based learning at all education levels, innovation moves from the periphery to the center of the curriculum.
Why is wasterwater considered an important aspect of sustainability?
With the help of Toyota's innovative sustainability work in Texas, company headquarters are moving there and adding many new eco-friendly features.
Cargil puts corporate citizenship first by opening a new animal nutrition plant in Vietnam.
Tarkett, a flooring company, works to make more sustainable products for both its customers and the economy.
