Green Day

associated with environmental friendliness. 2) The founder : Anita Roddick Anita Roddick opened the first, tiny body shop in a cobbled back street in Brighton, England in 1976. The roof leaked and the ugly unpainted walls were covered with green garden lattice primarily because it was cheap. The shop had lots of pine shelves but stocked only 25 different handmade body care products( natural cosmetics, herbal creams and shampoos ) sold in simple packaging. Since then the body shop has become

oils. Production capacities: * Jams: 120 tons / day * Tomato paste: 2000 tons / day * Olive oil: 500 tons / day * Refined oil: 150 tons / day Size of tomato paste Turnover distribution: 80% on local market, 20% to exportation Faithful to the traditional quality “beyond standards” which has become a reference in food processing, already certified ISO 9002. With a product line capacity of more than 2000 tons per day, 20 within 10 years with the same quality requirement

Introduction *The green hotel: An opportunity and a* fashionable concept Increasingly, consumer attitudes are favoring environmentally responsible businesses, and consumers are considering environmental issues when making travel plans and purchases. Environmental tourism has grown exponentially over the past 10 years. Green hotels in Europe or in the united states are properties managed according to business practices that help improve the environmental performance of the facilities.

brief: Day 1: Ho chi minh arrival ( D ) Day 2: Ho chi minh city – Cu chi Tunnel ( B, L ) Day 3: Ho chi minh – Mekong delta- Caibe floating market ( B, L, ) Day 4: Ho chi minh – Dalat ( B,L ) Day 5: Dalat – Nha trang ( B, L, D) Day 6: Nha Trang island tour ( B, L ) Day 7: Nha trang – Danang – Hoian ( B, L ) Day 8: Hoian – Myson santuary ( B, L ) Day 9: Hoian – Hue ( B, L ) Day 10: Hue – Hanoi ( B, L ,D) Day 11: Hanoi – Night train to Laocai ( B, L ) Day 12: Laocai

leaned back against a railing and began picking his next tune. About an hour into his set, Mr. Ryan’s guitar case held a littering of dollar bills. (He had put some in himself to help the morning along, he said.) He had patched the guitar case with green and black duct tape and had jammed into it a cardboard sign that read “Pimp My Case,” a few of his CDs for sale — and a sign for Unilever, the multibillion-dollar global consumer product giant. Mr. Ryan had found some commercial work. • Unilever

transports, moins d'emballages). En plus de ce soutien à l'économie locale, le projet a donné lieu à des créations d'emplois dans les bureaux et les services présents dans le quartier (crèches...). P6 – Sable composé de bouteilles recyclées Recycled green bottle sand P7 – Potagers sur le toit des immeubles Food growing in sky gardens Photographie de gauche L'acier de construction qui a servi sur le projet Bedzed a été récupéré sur un bâtiment de Brighton BedZED's structural steel was reclaimed from

Diapo1: C'est une huile sur toile.... Automat is a (1927) painting by the American realist painter Edward Hopper. The painting was first displayed on Valentine’s Day 1927 at the opening of Hopper’s second solo show, at the Rehn Galleries in New York. By April it had been sold for $1,200.[1] The painting is today owned by the Des Moines Art Center in Iowa. Diapo 2: Edward Hopper (22 juillet 1882 à Nyack, NY- 15 mai 1967, à NY) est un peintre, dessinateur et illustrateur américain, connu

about the increasing global issues or concerns and what we need to do to stop them. What sets his lecture apart from the others are his shocking statistics on current worldwide conditions and a proposed solution more dramatic than any other for the green movement. The title of his book, “Hot, Flat, and Crowded,” stems from his first edition, “The World is Flat.” That is to say, the title of the book represents the underlying problem - that the world is “Hot, Flat, and Crowded.” Although this

the most important in the years to come, needed a cheap, green and efficient way to transport citizens. The projects took between 15 and 30 years to be launched, according to the city. Subway characteristics of Kolkatta, Delhi and Mumbai | Date of launch | N° of lines | N° of stations | Frequentation | Kolkatta | 1984 | 3 | 23 | -------------------- | Delhi | 2002 | 3 | 83 | 1 550 000/day | Mumbai | 2006 | 2 | 13 | 510 000/day | Advantages of the subway in India There are of course

the rest of the goods to attract customers to bargain prices. Besides it generally known that red cars cost more to their owned because of their insurance company free. Yellow is also used to mention bargain prices but as billboards written in red Green in associated with bio market White is connected with purity, hygiene, dairy products, washing-machines, linen. Black is generally devoted to high technology, connected with seriousness and lifespan, which also leads to high prices. 2. Smell: Every