Not exact matches
Too often, she says, businesses instead use
charity as a way to divert attention from poor treatment of workers or weak management of
environmental resources.
He repeats his description of the ways bad
charity (the Great Society) drove out good
charity (religiously based groups): It reinterpreted the causes of poverty
as exclusively material and
environmental; its bureaucracy tried to reach ever - larger numbers of poor people with a decreasingly personal strategy for fighting poverty; it dismissed the role of volunteers in favor of professional social workers; and it removed the incentives for work, saving, and marriage.
As members of 1 % for the Planet and the Plastic Pollution Coalition, Khala Cloths also has a company committed to supporting
environmental causes and
charities.
The couple donated about $ 53,000 to a variety of
environmental, education, arts and children's
charities as well
as homeless shelters and a public library, according to their tax return.
Martin Powell, head of campaigns at Transform Drug Policy Foundation, was an analytical chemist for the French nuclear industry before working for a range of
charities in Latin America and the UK, including Friends of the Earth, the
Environmental Investigation Agency, and the World Development Movement, including
as co-chair of the Jubilee Debt Campaign.
Environmental charities have welcomed the appointment of Amber Rudd
as Energy Secretary, calling it a «hopeful sign» the government is committed to acting on climate change.
Environmental charities rely on a lot of volunteers, which is good news for those looking for experience, although don't expect to be paid
as charities are not legally obliged to pay their interns.
Having spent a year working for a
charity that campaigned on
environmental and social justice issues, Jennie Dodson decided to return to academia
as a PhD student at the University of York.
Organisations such
as the
charity Sustrans educate people in «active travel», people learn to cycle, walk, run or scoot, it is part of their
environmental education.
And
as always, they're donating 10 percent of their profits to
environmental charities.
Despite his career choice, he has proved his commitment to the environment through his work
as chairman of the Nature Conservancy, his involvement with the Peregrine Fund, which seeks to preserve birds of prey and through the Bobolink Foundation, an
environmental charity he set up 21 years ago.
CRA should strip «
Environmental Defence» of their charitable status TORONTO — On March 21 EthicalOil.org wrote to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) calling for the lobby group «
Environmental Defence» to be stripped of their charitable status
as a consequence for breaking
charities law.
It will be on show around the country (including on Discovery television's TLC, on 22 October 2009), until early 2010 when it will be auctioned off, which proceeds being donated to an
as yet unannounced
environmental charity.
The dismissal of Andrew Frank, spokesman for anti-oil-sands group ForestEthics, comes amid an increasingly tense atmosphere among
environmental groups — especially those registered
as charities, whose public advocacy is supposed to be limited — that have come under fire by the federal government for harbouring «radicals» intent on «hijacking» the review process for Gateway.
As a Chambers, we work with a number of pro bono legal assistance charities — such as the Bar Pro Bono Unit, the Environmental Law Foundation, and Advocates for International Development (A4ID)-- to identify cases where our barristers» expertise may be most usefu
As a Chambers, we work with a number of pro bono legal assistance
charities — such
as the Bar Pro Bono Unit, the Environmental Law Foundation, and Advocates for International Development (A4ID)-- to identify cases where our barristers» expertise may be most usefu
as the Bar Pro Bono Unit, the
Environmental Law Foundation, and Advocates for International Development (A4ID)-- to identify cases where our barristers» expertise may be most useful.