Fiji Water Discloses Supply Chain Carbon Footprint, Plans to Reduce Environmental ImpactClimateBiz Staff
Also, the island has a unique ecosystem such that the equatorial wind that goes across the pacific purifies the rainfall. And so, the underground aquifer is free from environmental pollutants and acid rain that are common with spring waters. That’s why Fiji Water claims to be the healthiest ...
So why is Fiji Water green? You can find out at FijiGreen.com. Essentially, they’ve taken 4 steps to ensure that their business doesn’t have an adverse environmental impact. They’ve committed to being carbon negative (that’s better than carbon neutral), they are working to save the ...
11 hours ago TLTB approves establishment of Holding Company and subsidiary to empower landowners Great news for landowners as the iTaukei Land Trust Board (iTLTB) has approved the establishment of a Holding Company and its subsidiary to spearhead ... 15 hours ago FCOSS commends Govt...
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While rain brings relief to Suva-Nausori water sources, increased turbidity affects supply - WAF Rainfall over the last two weeks has brought relief to Water Authority of Fiji’s major raw water sources for the Suva-Nausori system but with it, ... ...
In addition to our environmental efforts, we're dedicated to giving back to the local community and environment. Whether it's through restoring infrastructure, providing clean water access, supporting education, or participating in tree-planting initiatives, we strive to make a positive impact. Our ...
watersports and bar operations. Ensuring upkeep and maintenance of vessels, water sports equipment and other plants (power, water and sanitation) crucial for the island operations. Relieving the Island Manager during his/her absence. In addition to being dynamic, forward thinking, customer focused an...
Impact Model Women harvesters spend up to 8 hours in the water, 3 days a week, hand picking the wild Nama "sea grapes". Nama regenerates rapidly (within 3 - 4 weeks) and harvesting the Nama does not negatively impact the ecosystem. The Nama harvesting program allows the Fijian women to...
Impact Model Women harvesters spend up to 8 hours in the water, 3 days a week, hand picking the wild Nama "sea grapes". Nama regenerates rapidly (within 3 - 4 weeks) and harvesting the Nama does not negatively impact the ecosystem. The Nama harvesting program allows the Fijian women to...