19K views · 1.4K reactions | In this extended video, NASA astronauts Mike Hopkins and Victor (Ike) Glover offer “Sunday Morning” viewers a tour of the International Space Station – from maneuvering through the complex in a weightless state, to exploring the crew quarters, EVA airlock, laboratory, kitchen, exercise room, toilet, and observation port (the Cupola). | CBS Sunday Morning | Facebook

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This diagram illustrates a sustainable water management system designed by Mark Laurence. It demonstrates a closed-loop or "cascading" method for treating and reusing water on a residential or commercial site, integrating both greywater and rainwater. The system uses biological filtration and gravity to move water through different stages of purification before it reaches an ornamental pond. 1. WATER SOURCES The system draws from two primary sources: • Rainwater Harvesting: At the top, an Extens

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Working towards a future with zero waste to landfills is a crucial part of our ESG goals. At Infosys, we’re committed to minimizing our environmental impact through a comprehensive waste management strategy. By embracing the 5 R’s—reduce, reuse, refurbish, repurpose, and recycle—we’re actively reducing waste and moving closer to our goal of zero waste to landfills. In fiscal 2024, we’ve made significant strides, diverting 95.03% of our total waste from landfills, up from 90.45% in fiscal 2023. O