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An ambitious bid to bring ‘regenerative’ tourism to the Red Sea

Mark Hillsdon reports on the Red Sea Development Project, which will include 70 new hotels, and aims to achieve a 30% net conservation benefit by 2040
  • Hotels sector strives to make up lost time on sustainability

    The industry has been slow out of the blocks on shrinking...

  • The drive to turn tourism from a prime threat to saviour of...

    Angeli Mehta reports on the delicate balancing act required...

  • Companies urged to wake up to water risk amid looming global...

    In the June issue of The Sustainable Business Review we...

  • ESG Watch: New study sounds alarm about risk of stranded assets due to...
  • Policy Watch: Why we need a joined-up approach to biodiversity,...
  • Working with water: Identifying risk, enhancing resilience

  • Why indigenous peoples are key to ensuring EV revolution doesn’t run out of road

    Sarah LaBrecque, (Mar 21, 2022)

    As Canada weighs up mining development in Ontario’s Ring of Fire region, Sarah LaBrecque reports on how it is becoming a test case for the principle of whether affected communities have the right to say no

  • ‘Is regenerative farming just a buzzword or a blueprint for restoring soil health?’

    Alan McClay, (Mar 9, 2022)

    Comment: With the latest IPCC report highlighting the risk of ecosystem collapse, Better Cotton’s Alan McClay welcomes the attention now being given to ending destructive farming practices

  • 'Young people must be at the table if we are going to succeed in transforming food systems'

    Sasha Cohen Ioannides and Dr Andy Zynga, (Jan 5, 2022)

    From regenerative agriculture to labelling, FutureFoodMakers has created a Menu for Change for a more sustainable way of putting produce on our plates, write Sasha Cohen Ioannides and Dr Andy Zynga

  • How governments are giving to nature with one hand and financing extinction with the other

    Christine Allen, (Dec 20, 2021)

    COMMENT: Christine Allen of Cafod and Beccy Speight of the RSPB highlight how state-owned development finance agencies, such as the UK's CDC Group, are undermining international goals to solve the triple threat of climate change, nature and poverty

  • Why nature is the secret, under-priced sauce of the global economy

    Simon Zadek, (Dec 13, 2021)

    Simon Zadek recalls his 20-year journey from Ethical Corporation contributor to chair of the Finance for Biodiversity Initiative

  • 'With cows the new coal, methane emissions from agriculture should no longer be an afterthought'

    Jeremy Coller, (Dec 1, 2021)

    Comment: Jeremy Coller, founder of FAIRR, writes that COP26’s failure to address the climate impact of farming will deepen investor concerns about the sector

  • Brand Watch: Corporates in push to take their suppliers on net-zero journey

    Oliver Balch, (Nov 25, 2021)

    Oliver Balch reports on new initiatives launched at COP26 to engage SMEs and to help the fashion industry sharpen its act on climate

  • Analysis: Why delivering on net-zero promises is ‘now absolutely the order of the day’

    Terry Slavin, (Nov 18, 2021)

    COP26 saw an unprecedented surge in corporate climate pledges, particularly on nature and emissions in hard to abate sectors, but with rising concern about the credibility and effectiveness of private sector commitments, the focus going forward will be holding their feet to the fire. Terry Slavin reports

  • ‘Nature loss is as big a business risk as climate change. We must tackle both with equal urgency’

    David Craig, (Nov 17, 2021)

    Comment: David Craig of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures explains how the TNFD will provide a framework for companies to measure and account for their impacts on biodiversity for the first time

  • Can focus on nature in Glasgow’s COP finally turn the tide on deforestation?

    Terry Slavin, (Nov 7, 2021)

    Terry Slavin asks whether all the programmes and finance announced last week will reach the smallholder farmers and indigenous people on the frontlines of protecting forests in tropical countries

  • ‘Business cannot become truly sustainable without protecting nature’

    Pietro Bertazzi, (Oct 7, 2021)

    Comment: Ahead of this year’s momentous COP summits, action to tackle biodiversity loss must be at the heart of both government action and corporate strategy, write Pietro Bertazzi and Helen Finlay of CDP

  • Big food companies ‘failing dismally’ on both climate and human rights

    Terry Slavin, (Sep 27, 2021)

    Terry Slavin reports on the findings of the World Benchmarking Alliance’s first assessment of how the world’s biggest food producers, restaurants and retailers are performing on the SDGs

  • ‘The communities protecting Africa’s wildlife need our help now, more than ever’

    Charlie Mayhew, (Sep 22, 2021)

    Comment: Tusk co-founder Charlie Mayhew hopes the growing interest in ESG will drive conservation higher up the corporate and investor agenda and give natural capital its true value

  • ‘Averting climate disaster means going big on food systems transformation’

    Ruth Richardson, (Sep 22, 2021)

    Comment: Ruth Richardson and Peter Bakker hope this week’s UN Food Systems Summit will deliver concrete results towards make the food and agriculture sector more equitable and nature-positive

  • 'As the climate crisis intensifies, violence against environmental defenders is on the rise'

    Terry Slavin, (Sep 13, 2021)

    Comment: Mining and logging were the deadliest sectors for activists seeking to protect their land and our planet in 2020, says Jago Wadley of Global Witness

  • Brand Watch: Facebook and PepsiCo commit to ‘water-positivity’ as climate crisis hits home

    Oliver Balch, (Sep 7, 2021)

    Oliver Balch reports on how recent natural disasters have prodded brands to target water security as part of their climate response, and how the pandemic is deepening the pay gap

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