“While there's a lot to be worried about when it comes to the climate and nature crises, we must not lose hope - because hopelessness breeds apathy.” Fully agree and sharing an article with 'good news' sustainability stories in 2024 so far that I find encouraging: https://shorturl.at/eNz9z
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🌍💡 Dive into the critical issues of April with our latest article. From economic shifts to urgent environmental concerns, we're unpacking the critical issues shaping our future. Click the link below to stay informed and engaged. 📰🔍 https://lnkd.in/gKft8EgZ #aprilrecap #globaleconomy #planetsurvival #sustainableliving #EcoFriendlyLiving #sustainabilitymatters #greencommunity #gogreen #SustainableSolutions #ecowarriors #environmentalactivism #jointhemovementt #sustainablelivingcommunity #ConsciousConsumption
Global Economy at Risk: Action Mounts Amid Alarms On Planet's Survival
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An interesting Sunday read... The article from World Resources Institute focuses on four pivotal issues for 2023, particularly emphasizing the energy crisis in Europe and its implications on the global transition to clean energy, alongside tropical forests' conservation, water scarcity, and the state of climate policy. These issues play a significant role in steering the world towards a sustainable trajectory. Aligning with this, Open Food Chain propels the food industry towards sustainability. Uncover more about these environmental challenges and their interplay with sustainable food practices by visiting openfoodchain.com #sustainability #openfoodchain
4 Environmental, Sustainability & Climate Stories to Watch in 2023
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Based on 3,524 companies assessed in the 2023 Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA), companies across sectors focus less on physical climate risk adaptation than on reducing emissions. Nature-based Solutions can play a larger role in corporate decarbonization and climate adaptation strategies. Read the full research article: https://ow.ly/kgRR50R5Ehc
Corporate support for nature-based solutions has room to grow
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Are you aware of the profound impact just a handful of companies have had on our climate? A recent report sheds light on how only 57 companies have contributed significantly to the climate crisis we face today. It's a stark reminder of the urgent need for environmental stewardship and sustainable practices. At ACCON-UK, we specialize in a number of environmental disciplines including Noise, Air Quality, Daylight Sunlight, and many more, providing crucial insights into environmental impacts. Our services directly address the concerns raised in the report, offering practical solutions for developers to minimise their environmental footprint as well as ensuring we protect our built environment. Let's turn awareness into action. Get in contact with us today to learn how we can support you with your project's bespoke needs by giving us a call at 0118 971 0000! #EnvironmentalConsultancy #ClimateAction #Sustainability Read the comprehensive report published by International Labmate Ltd here:
How just 57 companies caused the climate crisis
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Wow biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation now ranked in the top 5 global risks on the planet.. escalating so rapidly that reporting for risks to nature are now coming in for organisations.
The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) have just released v1.0 of their framework at Climate Week NYC. But what is TNFD, and why does it matter? Our Global Senior ESG Advisor for Nature, Jo Hughes, answers this crucial question: https://lnkd.in/euhSGtkS You can also hear more from Jo at a Climate Week NYC nature-positive focused webinar tomorrow, September 19. Click the article link to register. #AECOM #TNFD #NaturePositive #ClimateWeekNYC
What is TNFD and why does it matter?
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With September underway, the sun isn't the only thing that has returned – the Autumn events season is also back in action! ☀ A selection of webinars and in-person events are taking place this month, spanning topics such as nature, sustainable finance, energy and net zero. Take a look below at some of our top picks for September: 👉 SUSTAINABILITY LIVE, 6-7 September (details here: https://shorturl.at/lnwNR) 👉 The economic opportunities of industrial decarbonisation and responding to the Inflation Reduction Act – Aldersgate Group, 6 September (details here: https://shorturl.at/cpE28) 👉 Is the UK on track for net zero? In conversation with the Climate Change Committee – Environment APPG, 13 September (details here: https://shorturl.at/amDEL) 👉 Biodiversity Net Gain: What next? – CIEEM, 13 September (details here: https://shorturl.at/cIRY1) 👉 POLITICO Energy & Climate UK Launch Event, 20 September (details here: https://shorturl.at/tBEU8) APPG Environment Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM) Aldersgate Group POLITICO
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A recent article by Fred Krupp from Environmental Defense Fund in TIME highlights the power of carbon markets to uplift the Global South during an era of climate change-induced destruction. His key takeaways: 🌱 Carbon markets fund sustainable development, including renewables and biodiversity conservation 🌎 Carbon markets speed up the pace of climate action, facilitating a race to the top ⛈ Carbon markets support the places most vulnerable to climate impacts As Fred notes, “Climate change won’t wait for us to win a consensus for bolder action. And we can’t afford to ignore any tool that will lead to faster progress. Carbon markets can provide billions of dollars towards climate solutions.” Boomitra heartily agrees! We’re helping farms become resilient against climate change, while providing them with more income. Explore how we support agriculture in the Global South: https://lnkd.in/ggiB4hUm Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/eYfvYzyE
How Carbon Markets Can Deliver to the Front Lines of the Climate Crisis
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As the perfect is the enemy of the good, the general discourse on the effectiveness and importance of the voluntary carbon market continues to be portrayed in a negative light, much to our regret. However, the need for contributions from the carbon sector to successfully tackle climate change is undisputed. Kai Rassmus Landwehr, our Director of Global Marketing and Co-Executive Director of the myclimate foundation, gave some important and valuable insights in an interview in Suston - Sustainable Outdoor News as to why we won't give up on our mission despite all the challenges. 👉 Read the full interview:
Do We Need Voluntary Carbon Markets?
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With the ongoing #DevolutionConference in Kenya, read our opinion on the integration of climate smart governance. https://lnkd.in/dy-Z9Fz6
Integrating Climate-Smart Governance: A call for action at Kenya's Devolution Conferences
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Businesses can make the greatest contribution to solving the climate crisis by reducing emissions from their value chains. What they need now is a suite of flexible - and scientifically rigorous - approaches to get there. WWF's Director General Kirsten Schuijt explains in Context Newsroom: "The debate on Scope 3 targets doesn’t boil down to “for or against” carbon credits, as some would have you believe. Most companies are just looking for simpler processes, easier target-setting methods, and frameworks that enable them to focus on the highest impact emissions categories and invest in solutions - something Science Based Targets initiative and the GHG Protocol should help support." Read more: https://lnkd.in/eeVR5_Ba
WWF chief: Firms can cut value chain emissions and use the market | Context
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