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  • Carbon offsetting 2.0: A paradigm shift from free pass to accelerating climate action

    Owen Hewlett, (Sep 10, 2020)

    Rather than regard carbon offsetting as a substitute for reducing their own emissions, businesses should use it as a complementary measure beyond science-based targets to catalyse climate action that wouldn’t have otherwise happened, argues Gold Standard’s Owen Hewlett

  • Using blockchain to bring transparency from sea to plate

    Angeli Mehta, (Sep 1, 2020)

    By empowering consumers to make more sustainable choices in the fish they buy, the impact for biodiversity in the oceans could be profound, reports Angeli Mehta

  • Tendrils of hope amid huge setbacks for sustainable soy in Brazil

    Mark Hillsdon, (Mar 7, 2020)

    Jair Bolsonaro's anti-environment rhetoric has led to the collapse of initiatives like the Cerrado Mechanism and Soy Moratorium to hold the line on deforestation, but civil society and progressive companies in Brazil are fighting back. Mark Hillsdon reports

  • CSR Cheat Sheet: Dire climate predictions endorsed by courts

    Oliver Balch, (Mar 2, 2020)

    In his monthly analysis of sustainability news, Oliver Balch reports on the decision of the UK Court of Appeal shooting down a third runway at Heathrow, Mark Carney’s green finance powwow and reasons to be cheerful about corporate climate action

  • Deadline 2020: Big brands double down on efforts to source deforestation-free palm oil

    Terry Slavin, (Feb 11, 2020)

    Consumer boycotts and the failure to meet 2020 #NDPE commitments have lit a fire under efforts to clean up complex palm oil supply chains in the past year. Terry Slavin talks to brands, NGOs and palm oil producers to assess the impact on critically important tropical forests and the people who live there

  • Move to set science-based targets for timber sector as threat to northern forests grows

    Angeli Mehta, (Feb 2, 2020)

    Environmentalists warn that clear-cut logging permitted by the FSC and poor forestry management practices are undermining the ability slow-growing boreal forests to store carbon. Angeli Mehta reports

  • In it together: How Mondi is working with partners to tackle issues like clean water

    Mark Hillsdon, (Sep 3, 2019)

    By joining the WBCSD forestry sector SDG roadmap and working with NGOs like WWF, the pulp and paper company is trying to help drive transformation at scale. Mark Hillsdon reports

  • CSR Cheat Sheet: California dominates climate A list of cities

    Oliver Balch, (May 13, 2019)

    In his monthly sustainability news round-up, Oliver Balch reports on CDP’s first ranking of cities, the damning case against hydropower, and how millennials want employers to act more responsibly

  • Alarm sounded for urgent action on climate change at RBS New York

    Terry Slavin, (Mar 23, 2019)

    Terry Slavin reports on the second day of this week’s conference, with the assistant secretary-general of UN Environment warning that companies must go far beyond adhering to the Paris Agreement

  • CSR Cheat Sheet: Half of companies ‘failing to report action on climate’

    Oliver Balch, (Mar 7, 2019)

    Transparency in non-financial reporting; labour rights abuses by fashion brands; and FAO warnings on biodiversity are highlighted in Oliver Balch’s latest roundup of sustainability news

  • ‘Over-fishing a worse threat to oceans than climate change’

    Angeli Mehta, (Jan 22, 2019)

    Angeli Mehta reports on how initiatives like Global Fishing Watch, Sky’s Ocean Rescue and the retailer-led Seafood Task Force are trying to tackle a practice that is doing untold damage to the marine ecosystem

  • Who is connecting the drops on climate change?

    Terry Slavin, (Nov 30, 2018)

    As COP24 climate negotiations open in Katowice Poland, we publish our latest issue, which focuses on how companies are responding to the growing threat to water security from our warming planet

  • How Mars is helping to slash water use in growing rice

    Terry Slavin, (Nov 28, 2018)

    The food giant has teamed up with WWF, UN Environment and the International Rice Research Institute to make a daily staple for 3.5 billion people more climate-friendly

  • Final countdown for forests in the magazine

    Terry Slavin, (Nov 2, 2018)

    In the November issue of Ethical Corporation we assess progress on corporate zero deforestation commitments as the clock ticks down to 2020, and how the healthcare sector is stepping up efforts to meet the Sustainable Development Goals

  • CSR Cheat Sheet: Science clarifies the obvious during Climate Week New York

    Oliver Balch, (Oct 2, 2018)

    US firms sign up for Science-Based Targets; winners and losers from climate change; fossil fuel companies move on methane emissions

  • Greenpeace is right to hold our feet to the fire on deforestation, says Unilever chief

    Terry Slavin, (May 1, 2018)

    Paul Polman talks to Terry Slavin about the food giant's commitment to sustainable palm oil sourcing and his work to bring transformational change on a global level

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