AI Is Dead, Long Live AI (Part I)
The term “artificial intelligence” (AI) is all the rage, but it’s not a fad: it has been growing since the second half of the 20th cen...
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Publicada el 17 de Mayo de 2017
Did you know that from 2010 to 2025, global waste production will increase to almost 3 million tons per day? Given these alarming statistics, it is important that we become aware and act individually to see the value of recycling and how this waste can be reconverted.
On May 17th every year, Recycling Day is celebrated, although it is something that we should celebrate every day. How? By being consistent, treating waste effectively and thus protect the environment and do our bit in the fight against climate change.
In order to help achieve this,we have prepared this practical guide with recycling tips where you can learn a little more about all the waste materials and how to differentiate them.
Our essential guide of recycling tips
Find out more about our quality and environmental strategy here.
Written by Arantxa Gulias Valverde the 17 de Mayo de 2017 con las etiquetas: Climate change Environmental conservation Fight against pollution Sustainability Waste
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