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Climate Change · New YorkTour's Goal to Reach One Million Fans and Save One Million Cups WASHINGTON, June 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Ocean Conservancy and its partner GOAL announced the "Protect Where We Play Tour" launch, a partnership across GOAL's network of venues to reduce their plastic footprint by deploying a reusable cup program during concerts and sporting events. The Protect Where We Play Tour will kick off at Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium, which is hosting…See the Story
NEWS: Ocean Conservancy and GOAL Launch Reusable Cup Venue Partnership: "Protect Where We Play Tour"
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Plastics · JapanBento, boxed lunches, are practically a symbol of Japanese cuisine itself. A self-contained meal of rice and a number of meat, fish, or vegetable side dishes, they’re a…See the Story
Bento Shop Bankruptcies Increase as Japan’s Boxed Lunch Stores Struggle in New Dining Landscape
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Tokyo, Japan · TokyoMinna Denryoku, a leading renewable-energy supplier in Japan, rebranded as UPDATER, a Tokyo-based social-update company. Recently, it has turned to the traditional art of rakugo to show that renewable energy can be engaging and practical. Its sustainable shop, Minna Shoten in Shimokitazawa, will host a special rakugo afternoon on Saturday, 14 June. The 90-minute session will mix Edo-period humour with modern climate action, leveraging laughter a…Read Article