UN: 'Business-as-usual' must be transformed to prevent collapse of nature
Sustainable Business Covered podcast: Talking net-zero for World Green Building Week 2020
Episode 91 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast delivers three exclusive interviews with experts across the built environment sector to mark World Green Building Week 2020. With buildings accounting for around 40% of global energy consumption and 33% of emissions, this sector is a key focus in the transition to net-zero.
Tate & Lyle has carbon goals approve by Science Based Targets initiative
Food and drink ingredient supplier Tate & Lyle has had goals to reduce operational and value chain emissions approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
#SustyTalk: Lloyds Banking Group's James Wilde on financing the green recovery
edie's #SustyTalk interview series continues with Lloyds Banking Group's head of sustainability James Wilde taking part in a virtual discussion on financing the green recovery, as well as providing an update on the bank's efforts to halve its emissions.
Carbon capture and EVs: Amazon unveils first beneficiaries of $2bn climate fund
Amazon has announced the first beneficiaries of its $2bn Climate Pledge Fund, with organisations developing carbon removal technologies, nature-based carbon markets and electric vehicle (EV) innovations set to benefit.
edie's next masterclass to focus on energy data on the road to net-zero
edie's next masterclass will take place on Tuesday 6 October and will explore how businesses can improve energy data monitoring and measurement and how this can assist with the wider net-zero transition.
Taking place on Wednesday: edie's green recovery webinar sessions
The first raft of speakers has been confirmed for edie's series of free green recovery-themed webinars and masterclasses taking place on Wednesday 23 September, with sustainable business experts from Aldersgate Group, BT, Bank of England, Ella's Kitchen, UKGBC all among the line-up.
'Hypocrisy': Consumer goods giants accused of covert lobbying against stronger plastics legislation
Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and Danone are among ten major food & beverage and consumer goods firms facing accusations of covertly lobbying against stronger plastics-related legislation, in spite of their public commitments to tackle plastics pollution.
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Taking place on Wednesday: edie's green recovery webinar sessions
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- Iceland joins campaigners to call for better corporate reporting on plastics
- Mark Carney: Climate considerations must be 'embedded' in every financial decision for a truly green recovery
- SBTi kickstarts process on global standard for science-based corporate net-zero targets
