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Fortum has been commended for its Climate Leadership in the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) report. The CDP, a global non-profit organization, evaluates companies' climate performance. In 2023, more than 23,000 companies disclosed their environmental impacts through the CDP's Climate Change Disclosure system. https://lnkd.in/dkmpkHP3 #ClimateChange #Sustainability

In 2023, a record 23,200 companies disclosed their environmental initiatives through CDP. Among them, 346 companies earned recognition on the 2023 Climate Change A List, including Azbil. This marks Azbil's third consecutive year achieving the highest rating—a testament to our commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions at both our own and customers' sites, along with its associated information disclosure. #Sustainability #ClimateChange #GHG #Automation

We can't just rely on governments, elected officials, and non-profits anymore. The global climate crisis requires collective action and bold solutions from both the public and private sectors. HubSpot is one of just over 400 companies committed to reaching net-zero carbon by 2040. Yes, so far only 400 companies think 16 years is enough time to reach net-zero. It's not enough. One of the reasons Hubspot has made this pledge is because its employees have raised it as an issue we care about. If you don't know what your company is doing to fight climate change, ask. If you don't like the answer, demand more. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/empxPtv9

So Why Should I Buy Carbon Credits? We have the answer! Here’s why: 🔹 Reduce Your Carbon Footprint: Balance out your emissions and support projects that reduce or remove CO2 from the atmosphere. 🔹 Support Sustainable Projects: Your investment funds initiatives like reforestation, renewable energy, and energy efficiency. 🔹 Enhance Your CSR: Show your commitment to sustainability and improve your brand reputation. 🔹 Meet Regulatory Requirements: Comply with emissions regulations in a cost-effective way. When you buy carbon credits from Verdant Carbon Zero, you’re not just investing in a cleaner planet – you’re joining the frontline in the battle against climate change. Together, we are forging a path for a future for all. 🌱 Take Action Now 🌱 Visit our website to learn more and purchase carbon credits today. Together, we can make a difference! - https://lnkd.in/eXn9cEYX #CarbonCredits #ClimateChange #EcoFriendly #NetZero #GreenEconomy #VerdantCarbonZero

Join the Altura team & 5,000+ leaders working to address the #climatecrisis across 6 strategic areas (Buildings, Carbon, Energy & more) GreenBiz Group's #VERGE23 (San Jose, CA, 10/24-26). Register & save 10% with discount code V23SPNSR: https://bit.ly/3WwaM2K #buildingdecarbonization #environmentalprograms #decarbonizationroadmap

Philanthropy is advancing funding for carbon dioxide removal solutions that benefit people and support #decarbonization — including for innovation hubs that can help support a just transition toward green jobs. However, achieving global climate goals will require much more funding for the sector. Learn more about how philanthropy is partnering with communities and across sectors to drive impact ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gAVsUn9H #Impact4Climate

What are Blue Carbon Credits and how can they help you and the environment? Many businesses work hard to cut their emissions as low as they can, but today’s technology or limited resources prevent them from fully reaching net-zero emissions. This is where carbon credits can help. People, businesses, non-profits, and others purchase these credits, which fund green initiatives, and use them to offset their remaining emissions. But there’s more than one type of carbon credit. One type that gets overlooked at times is the blue carbon credit, which involves the carbon emissions trapped in the ocean and coastal ecosystems. what are blue carbon credits, and how can they help you and the environment? Blue carbon credits work much like other carbon credits that focus on sequestering or removing carbon from the air through renewable energy, reforestation, or preventing deforestation. But instead of focusing on the land, blue carbon credits focus more on the carbon in the ocean and coastal ecosystems. Blue carbon credits can help offset the carbon in our oceans through coastal wetland, coastline mangrove, tidal marsh, salt marsh, and seagrass meadow restoration projects and new plant-life growth in marine ecosystems. Like carbon credits that focus on inland plant life that sequesters carbon, blue carbon projects look to stop the loss of this helpful plant life or aid the growth of new plant life to help absorb carbon emissions from their ocean habitats and slow climate change. Like any other carbon credit, an individual or business donates funds to a blue carbon credit program, and the amount they donate helps offset a certain amount of carbon emissions they produce. These carbon credits come in all sizes, ranging from enough to offset a flight to enough to offset remaining corporate emissions after making all the carbon emission reductions a business could. #carbon #bluecarboncredits #carbonoffset #ibs #ibadanbusinessschool

April marks the start of Green Month at Climate Pledge Arena, a time to raise environmental awareness and highlight our sustainability initiatives! 💡Did you know 💡that we are an all-electric arena powered by 100% renewable energy? Join us each week as we spotlight a different pillar of sustainability: Energy, Water, Carbon, and Waste Together, let’s discover how small changes can make a big impact for our planet! 🌍 Learn more ➡️ https://bit.ly/4akhBdU

Big news today with SBTi CEO Luiz Amaral stepping down amid internal conflicts at the non-profit which has become a key player in helping corporates set targets to achieve net zero. Much of the controversy centers around the SBTi position on carbon offsets, which we at Chestnut believe are critical to true net zero. Buyers need to be selective and do their due diligence, as there are carbon projects that don't deliver on their promised reductions and removals. But high-quality carbon removal has a significant role to play as companies and governments work to shift to low carbon products and processes, and renewable energy. One notable statistic in the article was the number of companies that have pledged to SBTi targets - over 8,000! Chestnut Carbon looks forward to continuing our partnership with Microsoft and others in the pursuit of reducing carbon footprints around the world. "So far, more than 5,000 companies have had their targets validated by the group, with more than 3,000 others pledging to doing so."  https://lnkd.in/e9RRieFD

How's everyone doing out there? This week's video is meant to provide some climate hope. A bit of proof that we've come a ways already both locally, and globally. 🌎 #TipWednesday This video was inspired by an article I was sent from the CBC. (link in comments) We're making progress: - reducing dependance on fossil fuels slowly but surely - moving to renewables energy sources - pushing all businesses to have a sustainability policy and targets - reducing the "green premium" In 2024, ThisRock aims to help reduce some of the hurdles getting in the way of people and businesses, such as: - confusion - cost - options - knowledge Getting cleaner is profitable. We just have to keep it simple. Nothing is perfect. Every step forward matters. Have a great week! #sustainablebusiness #sustainability #ESG #ClimateHope