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Chamberlaine Cleaning Services is Now a Certified B Corporation We’re so proud to share that Chamberlaine Cleaning Services has officially joined the global B Corp community! This certification highlights our dedication to balancing profit with purpose, ensuring excellence in social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. What’s Next? In the coming weeks, we’ll dive deeper into what this certification means for: Workers: Our commitment to their growth, fair wages, and well-being. Community: Our impactful initiatives and strong local partnerships. Governance: How we ensure ethical, transparent, and inclusive business practices. Customers: Our promise to deliver innovative, eco-friendly cleaning solutions. Environment: Our ongoing journey toward sustainability and reducing our carbon footprint. Stay tuned to our LinkedIn page for more posts that highlight these exciting aspects of our B Corp journey. We’re just getting started! Join the Conversation: Follow our page and be part of our journey towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future. #BCorp #Sustainability #ChamberlaineCleaning #PurposeDriven #GreenCleaning #SocialImpact

🚨 Need clarity on the EU Green Claims Directive? We're here to help. 📆 Join our webinar ‘From EU Green Claims Directive to action: Communicating credible sustainability claims’ on Thursday 04 July, 10:00-11:00 (CEST). In this session, my colleagues, Noor Crabbendam Alice Ainsworth and Anna McShane will dive into the evolution of the EU’s Green Claims Directive and the critical changes to the Unfair Consumer Practices Directive. They will share: ✅An overview of the EU Green Claims and Unfair Consumer Practices Directives. ✅Practical tips on communicating in this landscape. ✅Real-life examples. Register here: https://lnkd.in/epC2cq52

WCS Group has been featured in the latest edition of Process Industry Informer magazine. The control of trade effluent is presenting an increasingly complex challenge for industrial processors. With an unprecedented demand on utilities to limit environmental impacts, their industrial customers can expect to feel continuing pressure to tighten their own onsite treatment processes. Read the full article here: ➡️ https://ow.ly/x6F350Q3zF4

💚💚💚 Interesting question about #Devolution. Green Changemakers is a great #Devo project, ready to be replicated in other regions so if you’re up for a conversation, get in touch!

🚨 Need clarity on the EU Green Claims Directive? We're here to help. 📆 Join our webinar ‘From EU Green Claims Directive to action: Communicating credible sustainability claims’ on Thursday 04 July, 10:00-11:00 (CEST). In this session, my colleagues, Noor Crabbendam Alice Ainsworth and Anna McShane will dive into the evolution of the EU’s Green Claims Directive and the critical changes to the Unfair Consumer Practices Directive. They will share: ✅An overview of the EU Green Claims and Unfair Consumer Practices Directives. ✅Practical tips on communicating in this landscape. ✅Real-life examples. Register here: https://lnkd.in/dazNaVEz

Denmark’s Bold Move: A Carbon Tax on Cows to Combat Climate Change This step aims to curb greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture and foster greener practices. Here’s what you need to know. 1. Addressing Agricultural Emissions: Agriculture significantly contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, mainly methane from livestock. Denmark’s carbon tax targets these emissions directly, encouraging farmers to adopt more sustainable practices. Methane, primarily from cow burps, is a potent greenhouse gas. Denmark aims to tax methane emissions to incentivize farmers to implement methane-reducing technologies and practices. This initiative could lead to innovations in livestock management, such as improved feed additives that reduce methane production and better waste management systems. Denmark’s approach sets a precedent for other countries to follow, highlighting the importance of addressing agricultural emissions in the fight against climate change. 2. Economic Implications and Support for Farmers: While the carbon tax introduces new costs for farmers, Denmark is also providing support to help them transition to more sustainable practices. Subsidies and financial incentives will be available to assist farmers in adopting eco-friendly technologies and practices. Research and development grants will encourage innovation in sustainable agriculture, helping offset the carbon tax's economic impact. The long-term benefits of reduced emissions and improved sustainability practices could outweigh the initial financial burdens for farmers, leading to a more resilient agricultural sector. 3. A Comprehensive Approach to Climate Action: Denmark’s carbon tax on cows is part of a broader strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions significantly and combat climate change. The Danish government aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70% by 2030. This carbon tax is a crucial component of that ambitious goal. Collaboration with the agricultural sector is essential to ensure the successful implementation of the tax and the adoption of sustainable practices. Public awareness campaigns will educate consumers about the environmental impact of their food choices, promoting more sustainable consumption patterns. What are your thoughts on Denmark’s carbon tax on cows? Share your opinions in the comments. 🧠 Follow me, Dr. Megan Tranter, for more on safety and leadership. ♻️ Repost this if you think it can help someone in your network! 📌 Want the latest in safety and leadership? Sign up for my free newsletter every Tuesday: https://lnkd.in/gDbqEXy7 #ClimateAction #Sustainability #GreenInnovation #AgricultureReform #DenmarkLeadership #CarbonTax https://lnkd.in/guaW6xcd

Our Green Star System™ makes it easy to see the environmental responsibility of paper. 🌱⭐ Watch our short video which explains the simplicity of the Green Star System™ ratings and learn how easy it is to spot at a glance the environmental credentials of your paper 🌎📄. 👉https://ow.ly/QCHL30sBTYA

Embodying Business as a Force for Good: Our B Corp Certification 🌍🌱 At Salt Spring Coffee, we're proud to be a Certified B Corporation. But what does this mean for us, and why does it matter? Being a B Corp means that we meet the highest standards of social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability. It means we're part of a global movement of businesses that believe in using business as a force for good. For us, this certification is more than just a label – it's a reflection of our core values and our commitment to making a positive impact on humanity and the environment. It's about ensuring that our practices benefit our workers, customers, community, and the environment. But it's also a strategic business decision. As a B Corp, we're aligning ourselves with a growing community of consumers who value sustainability and social responsibility. We're differentiating ourselves in a competitive market and demonstrating that businesses can be both profitable and purpose-driven. We're proud to be part of the B Corp community, and we're committed to continually improving our impact on all stakeholders. Join us in celebrating the power of business to create a more inclusive and sustainable economy. #BCorp #BusinessForGood #Sustainability #SaltSpringCoffee Mickey Mcleod. Uli Laue Viren Malik

Over the past 4 years, we have made some major investments across the group to improve service, compliance, and environmental performance, from establishing Novum Waste Recycling, central point for all TFS services for the group, to brand new specialist transfer stations and service offerings Read about the latest investments across the GRG Waste UK group on page 27 of the October issue of Business and Industry Today - https://lnkd.in/gB2C6T_Z

Our Green Star System™ makes it easy to see the environmental responsibility of paper. 🌱⭐ Watch our short video which explains the simplicity of the Green Star System™ ratings and learn how easy it is to spot at a glance the environmental credentials of your paper 🌎📄. 👉https://ow.ly/8ClT30sBsUq