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The research aims to answer these questions by studying the FTSE4Good index, an SRI index launched by FTSE Group in 2001. The research examines how this metric for the SRI market is developed by FTSE with the help of third parties; and the influence of the index on the responsible corporate behaviour of included companies. A mixed methods approach to data collection and analysis is used to study these two research questions, drawing on interviews, archival data and document analysis, media analysis and multivariate analysis.The research employs an institutional work perspective to study the practices of individual and collective actors aimed at creating, maintaining, and disrupting institutions (Lawrence, Suddaby Leca, 2011).

Match your decorative plates with cabinets, doorknobs, and furniture hardware. With the wide variety available, you can also tailor them to table lamps and other light fixtures. Since wall plates come in all shapes and sizes, you can match them to the curves of your furniture placement.

International violin soloist Alexandre Brussilovsky, recipient of the Grand Prize and the Albert Roussel Special Prize at the Jacques Thibaud Competition (Paris, 1975), will arrive from Paris to give a concert at the Grazhda on July 17. Mr. Brussilovsky has been referred to by Lord Yehudi Menuhin as ” a most admired colleague and an excellent musician and violinist.”.

Yet recently some scientists have said too much emphasis has been placed on fomites. In a review of research published in The Lancet in July, Emanuel Goldman, a microbiologist at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, said some government advice about deep cleaning surfaces was “thin and probably flawed”. Most of the research at that point was carried out in controlled laboratory settings, using huge amounts of the virus, he said not necessarily a realistic environment.

The Parks Commission is reviewing its master plan documents. From the anticipated opening of the new Page Park Pool in June, to the excitement over pickle ball, city parks play a vital role in community health. Page will see many exciting upgrades over the next few years including renovations to the pavilion to allow rentals, improved safety and sidewalks and more parking.

You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeCommunity councillors for Thornhill and Blairdrummond have unanimously objected to plans for a new windfarm in the Stirling area.Force 9 Energy has lodged a proposal with Stirling Council planners for five turbines at Shelloch Wind Farm in the Fintry Hills.The spot is two kilometres north west of Wester Cringate and south of Ling Hill, 12km south west of Stirling and 7.5km east of Balfron.However, some objectors are already voicing concerns over the impact on the landscape.Although the site falls outwith the Thornhill and Blair Dummond Community Council (TBDCC) area, members say it will be clearly visible from a significant proportion of the council area, and therefore have an effect on the local community.TBDCC said this week it had been contacted by a significant number of residents from within the local community with concerns, prompting the community council to object on grounds including size and scale, landscape and visual aspects.They said: “With a tip height of 180m, the proposed turbines are materially larger than the previously consented windfarm at Shelloch.”The developer’s visual assessment of the proposal shows the proposed turbines prominent well above the skyline of the Fintry Hills, in a dominant position over the landscape. The proposed development would significantly disrupt the horizon and hill edges as seen from the north.Read MoreOpposition councillors dub Stirling Council budget survey ‘dangerous nonsense'”What the visual assessment cannot show is the effect of movement of the turbine blades. This dynamic effect draws the viewer’s eye towards the turbines, magnifying the effect of the turbines on the skyline.”The turbines will be visible from significant distances, in excess of 45km.